One of the times I attempted to bring up this situation, they told me that they don’t even let their child into the backyard since the dogs are so territorial (sounds like fun when they break down the fence). 2) I am trying to determine if I should sell or rent my house.

One of the times I attempted to bring up this situation, they told me that they don’t even let their child into the backyard since the dogs are so territorial (sounds like fun when they break down the fence). 2) I am trying to determine if I should sell or rent my house.

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. 

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.