We've had our realtor and my mother-in-law (who is good with a camera and very opinionated) do an initial review of a number of properties.

my father owns a couple multi family properties, a commercial building and my mother is a realtor, I'm sure if I called and asked them they'd be willing to at least ponder it

It's also the same face I have when I find out my girlfriend and mother want to hang out together.

As my mother was from Trinidad, West Indies and being raised in there, we tend to cook with curry (we curry everything LOL) and it does have a lingering smell (depending on the type of curry some are stronger than others) which can be offensive to others.When I cook curry nowadays, which is very rare to get rid if the lingering smell, the next day, I boil a small pot of water and vinegar which helps neutralize the odor.

When a seller-financier decides they are not going to make a loan to single mothers, or that they are going to require a higher downpayment from her to make the deal, they are, in the way the law views it, doing exactly the same thing.

We ( Mother and myself) do own 3 rentals but it's been a long time since they were purchased.

I'm currently a Registered Nurse in the US Navy.

My 63 yr old mother has a home in Santa Clarita, California that she owes $99K on a fixed 3.375% mortgage with a little over 19 years to pay it off.

I am a stay at home mother of 4, and I also homeschool my kids.

I can't imagine any mortgage loan officer having a crying mother of three who thought she was really buying a home under some screwy deal and being reamed and cheated that would not at least advise that customer to see an attorney, or call some agency and get the contract faxed to them in order to save the home or be indemnified.