But with family expanding decided to rent that out and purchased a second house. Wife

I then max out my roth and wife roth (housewife) to the amount allowable by my income.3.

reasons: a. best entry- you see the 'big and pretty' space as soon as you open the front door- possibly through to the back yard b. separate master from other bedroomsc. widest great room- appears more spaciousd. mstr, 2, & 3 bedroom are flexible as where to put windowe. bd 4 has three different places to put the door, depending how you want to emphasis it as bed or office/denf. bath 2 is most easily accessible to main living area*worst thing is master entry through dining- no way- entry must be through nook- so juggle around the laundry and wic2# is not acceptable3# is ok but not as good as 1#- entry to hall, master next to other bed, great room skinnier, bd 2 & 3 only one side window choiceSpeaking as a 'housewife' instead of an investor- I would buy 1# 10 times out of 10- even if it had the master entry through the dining.

I have a client who’s a single mom, housewife with 800+ credit score, owns a property co-signed with her parents, no income for the last 5 years and basically just live off from her parents support.

So I am really proud of myself.Yet I realized today that, although I haven't been competing with the Joneses, I do view my ability to purchase certain things (my car for instance) as some sort of proof that I am not that housewife and mother who can't take care of herself financially.

The swimming pools had to be cooled down in the summer.One interesting thing was that the wife's visa labeled her as "housewife" and she was also the "property" of her husband.

Hi real estate community,I am mom of two small kids, I have been in USA for 4 years and stay at home with a house-wife job in Virgina.

My grandfather owned a family auto repair business in SF for some time, but my grandmother (think 1950s housewife with a penchant for cocktail hour) was always great with numbers.

The housewife with a shoe fetish can discharge.

If you come off as demanding or difficult to please, expect to pay more.Aside from the "picky" housewife, the landlord was the next biggest pain in the *** I dealt with.