My daughter lives in a POA (property owner assoc.) where the bylaw is clear that the occupant either must be on the deed to the property, and child, grandchild, or parent of someone on the deed. 

I marketed it to tenant buyers and after about 4 weeks signed an agreement with a Pastor , his wife and there child for market rent - $2000, with the option to buy for $360,000 which the appraisal amount went up about $3000 from that already.

Honestly, I equate it to having a child: you’re never ready, but you will be when it happens.

Here's the kicker though....she is 5 months pregnant with our first child! 

That income can be ANY legal and verifiable source of income,  including wages, SSI/SSD, food stamps,  settlements/child support etc.   

We currently have 8 units we manage ourselves.We both hold 9-5 jobs (more like 7:30 - 6) and just recently had our first child.

Each individual child series holds an individual asset, such as property, a promissory note, or ownership interest, thus creating a separation of assets.1.

@Michael PlaksLmao no she is an only child but has lots of cousins lol

The previous owner bought the 4 plex for his child to live in while the child was at college. 

The son, as the only child would be top of the chain to get CTA, but I would guess there is a struggle with the heirs.