I think I know the answer but always good to check with everyone to make sure I got the bases covered.Have an applicant to a single family home - 3/2 so they have three adults.

Buying my first house in the suburbs as a young adult to raise my family is when my interest in Real Estate really began.

I've been living in the DC area for most of my adult life (in Bethesda at the moment), and it's always great to meet new people interested in property investment.

Just checking. As the neighbor's son (19yo) came back over after I paid him $20 to help reseed the lawn, offering to weed the lawn (different area that's full of weeds) for another $20, is it illegal if I do accept hi...

The gist of who I am and my background can be summarized as this: I am a male to female transgender, born and raised in poverty in small town USA.

I had a good business example, but not in real estate... maybe why I reached for it as an adult as farming in this area is mostly done by the bigger companies now and wasn't in my vision as a life long job (aside from a small garden).

Scenario: Borrower, a single mother, lives with her adult son, but qualified for the loan with her now divorced husband.

One of our adult daughters is also a broker, but no longer doing real estate.

What are you going to do if the male/female/couple on the other side needs a new kitchen/bathroom floor because of water damage over the years that is under the tile that you can't see, rotted through?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43456544/ns/business-us_businessLooks like there will be properties still to buy when our kids and grand kids are adults!