If you wouldn't mind I can send an email and you child help assist with the predictions / calculation on future appreciation.

   Hello BP Community,Over the last two days I found that two "guru's" in the RE world one was a convicted child molester and the other a scammer,  not to mention Scott.

If your plan is to rent to college students, then I think it can be wise to have in your contracts co-signed by a parent/legal guardian.

We have a good apartment in socal in an area close to wife’s parents and looking to have children soon so want to stay close vs moving now.

I have been saving since I was 14 years old, and I am on Track to buy my first Duplex (house hack) while still being a senior in high school with my Parents cosign, I turn 18 In a few months.

We both attended University of Central Florida and lived in a house that my parents bought for my sister and I while we got through college, and the idea of student rentals intrigued us.

I also require:Rent + Monthly Debt <= 45% of GROSS monthly incomeExample: So, someone making $6,000 per month ($72,000 per year) meets the initial income requirement BUT if they have a $750 car loan, $250 child support payment, and $250 credit card payment $1250 total then $1680 (rent) + $1250 (monthly debt) <= 45% x $6000 (monthly income)$2930 <=$2700 (DENIED)

If I created a child series to hold an investment property (not collects rents though, just hold), is the corporate veil already pierced since the Parent LLC collected income for my consulting business?

For example, if a parent co-signs for a child but the child  graduates, gets a job and starts paying the loan that debt can be excluded from the parents DTI as long as there is proof and the payments from the child have been on time. 

I grew up in Traverse City and help my parents manage their portfolio of STR in that area.