It is like dealing with a child.

It’s generally prohibited for the property owner to be a parent, child, grandparent, grandchild, sister or brother to anyone in the Section 8 tenant’s household. 

With people being potentially allergic to stings it seems like this could be a much more serious issue for you legally if something happened.

He passed away at 104 years old but worked well into his late 90's putting together deals and he instilled a core value of commitment and being a man of our word...I also have 2 children that are counting on me to give them opportunities that I never had as a child.

The IRS does not care whether it is a conventional loan, private loan, gift from a friend, sale of stock, savings, robbing your child's piggy bank or wherever you have access to money. 

To add salt to the wound, the child I had been raising as my third son was actually that guy's and used as a pawn for child support sake.

I wouldn't assume the parents will be or are able to bail their son/daughter out of trouble just because the child has a credit history.

Child care, grocery, gas, anything else I need to buy in the month and then pay it off 100% each billing cycle.

Hello All,I am new to the BP community, married with one 8-year old child, and would like to retire one day before 60.

In Texas,  only IRS, Child support, mechanics liens(only if it had to do with that property) and a few other would attach due to our homestead protections