Frankly, there's nothing better than the cohesiveness of togetherness when disaster strikes.

Swanny strikes again :)I would like to see new folks differentiate between a small plex and a commercial apt building when they ask about financing and whether to establish an LLC or not.  

Striking the right balance is (almost) impossible and is only known in hindsight. 

There are other Supreme Court cases that strike down cohabitation restrictions, and it doesn't matter if they are "still on the books", those laws are VOID without further action.Family courts can set reasonable restrictions on an individual basis "in the best interest of the child" (that's the standard in Texas).  

Once they learned enough to fake their way thru, they wanted to strike out on their own.

Like Warren Buffet says, investing is a no-strike called game.

Many sick in the head people are calculating and know how to pretend to be normal until they are ready to strike.

@Ben Leybovich,The strike price (my max offer) would be $155K. 

Although, this is a house I hope to keep until I am old, I still have to strike a balance between what I want and what a buyer might want just in case I have to sell.The house includes a 700 square foot in-law suite for my parents to stay in for most of the year.  

@Rogers SmithBut @Diane G. said it was true on an online forumFannie and Freddie already happened, in my opinion lightning doesn't strike twice in one place