I hope you and your family are doing well, though.Because I will have no children, the question of what will happen with my estate when I pass has entered my mind.

I understand that young children are demanding, but presumably if babies can be pushed in a stroller on walks and driven on errands, they can also be taken with you to show your rentals and do very light tasks.

My parents inherited 50% of my aunt's property when she passed. The house is paid off, however it is in desperate need of some repairs and maintenance. My parents would like my family to move into it after the repairs...

I might go there in a commercial lease, if available, where a piece of machinery could be siezed, but I'd never go in a residential property and get a TV or furniture!

Totally serious, as the small community of families I raised children with here in CA now has 3 young adults in Austin. 70K for safe, entry level housing is enticing to CA and NYC parents, trust me (I've been both).

Perhaps is was children selling their parent's house?

In 2006 I bought a fire damaged house on my block and built a new house for my wife and future children.

Imagine moving large furniture into those 2nd fl apts?

Rob K The current federal S8 guidelines state that it's 2 people max per bedroom, and that only young children of opposite gender can share a room.

I always check my children's candy for anything from China and throw it in the garbage.