Who’s Disqualifiedyouyour spouseyour parents and/or your adoptive parentsyour natural grandparentsyour natural children and/or your adopted childrenyour stepchildrenThe spouse of your natural childrenyour grandchildrenAny fiduciaryAny people providing services to your IRA

I have a sick parent abroad and i am not there half the time, they kept raising the maintenance since i got there and i don't want to pay that when i am not there so my solution was to rent it out ... so while i agree its better for the building to have a lower percentage of rentals it hits people like me... 

If that's the case, see if your parents or another relative would be willing to cosign on this first house to get you started.You can also look for an owner-financed deal, but they are harder to find and they typically want a larger amount up front.

Having parents co-sign for the loan (if possible) is such a powerful tool that I do not see used enough.You mentioned renting to college students?

My parents for burnt bad by the banks, that shaped my financial believe system growing up.Of course, you should not "feel" about money at all.

In most cases, parental income is calculated in its entirety.

Hello - I have a paid off home that my parents and I are on the title, but I want to remove myself from the deed.

Please note, you can't do this with your non-IRA money, your businesses, trusts, children, grand children, spouse, parents, or grand parents.

I grew up in the Old Brooklyn neighborhood in Cleveland but moved to Parma around 12 or 13 so parents could send us to a better school.

It could attract parents with an elderly relative or an adult child wanting some personal space.