Secondly can it be used for a child going to college in another city or not?

Does anyone have advice on whether the following scenario is feasible and/or how to make it possible.My 18 year old is working part time and soon starting college. I want to buy him a home (1-4 unit) which would be hi...

However, locally some places in PA are allowing ADU, but have restrictions that if you build one for a parent or a child, that once they leave it can NOT be rented to a non-relative. 

what’s up everyone  I have a question would love some advice my child hood friend mom selling her home it’s listed for 430k the area i also lived in for 25 years house located around the corner from me currently not in bad condition at all what strategy could I tackle this opportunity with to start my portfolio and start cash flowing building wealth for the future ?

most of the calls coming are having only child support  or $1000 to $1700  income per month . 

@Jason CroweHi Jason,If you have a high enough cash value in a permanent life insurance policy (either a policy on yourself or one you own on someone you have an insurable interest in like a child or spouse) then you absolutely can leverage it to finance a real estate deal.

@Dan BeckerIt sounds as though you are not the child of the seller? 

Do you buy other liens like HOA, IRS, child support, tax liens, municipal liens, etc. 

I owed 3 months of child support, recently divorced, back home living with parents, driving an old car with over 100k miles and had been recently fired from a job.

This is not a situation I'd risk exposing my child to.