Most of them are rusty, they do not close anything, you have to do the deal for them, and they have various violations from the commission ( not paying annual license renewal dues, finishing CE credits, suspension for not making child support payments, student loan delinquency, etc.).

And:"The borrower may be permitted to obtain another home with an FHA insured mortgage if the number of legal dependents increases to the point that the present house no longer meets the family's needs"So if you buy a building with 4 single-bedroom units, and then get married and have a child, you might well be able to get another FHA loan.  

Then what, besides dying, there are events of withdrawal to contend with, be business like, it's not a honeymoon.Filing an LLC is child's play, having a good operating agreement that address business and personal contingencies isn't, see your attorney after you draft what you want to accomplish. 

He worked out a deal with the ex wife on a 60k child support lien and I got a solid deal but an absolute fantastic house.

Did you file form 58 Parent-to-child exclusion to reassessment?

Hi @Dave Toelkes,For a taxpayer (in this case, Kyle's parents) to claim a person (in this case, Kyle) as a qualifying relative, that person must pass four tests:(1) Not a qualifying child test: the person must not be a qualifying child of the taxpayer.  

Would you be targeting people who come and visit family in Akron, or perhaps families staying because they have a child in Children's hospital?

I'm a single mom, in the middle of a career shift to accommodate my young child, so for the last 2 months I have no w-2 income, but steady rental income which covers all of my expenses.

The main difference is that you only need to file the Series LLC one time, and each "child" series you add is something you can privately create from your computer at home.

With AirBnb especially, getting public opinion on the side of the hotels in the name of "sanitary regulation" and "the public good" was child's play for the lobbyist veterans of the hospitality industry.