I have this as a guilty pleasure as my family uses the cabin as a get away and we rent it out to recoup the costs.

Your mom should look into other sources that can help someone on limited income.. don't put yourself in a position where you feel guilty or trapped to help her out.. if she can stay where she's at then encourage her to do so.Your best position in my opinion is to offer support in a manner where you can guide her to some place where she will find housing in her budget..and only Co-sign for her if absolutely necessary and I would limit the co-sign obligation to a 6 month lease. 

Just saying.I found the article to be guilty of the cherry picking I mention as it only focuses on a very narrow topic that may have in fact contributed to the crash.

@Clara Vale I am guilty of being too nice too.

@David Soest Best thing to do is extend the contract and go down to the building permit office and plead ignorance, ask them to help you get the work signed off on with as little opening of walls and floors as possible...but there will be opening of walls and floors.

However, he has was found guilty of a felony, burglary (no possession of a weapon), in 2009.

If you do you will look guilty in a courtroom because paying is like admitting you knew and are guilty .

I may be one of those newbies guilty of this.

In their offer letter, they pleaded that we pick them because all they could think of when they walked in the house was hanging their Christmas stockings on the fireplace mantel. 

As my dad says, in business assume everyone is guilty until proven innocent.