-I currently have ~$12,000 in liquid capital, but do have a wedding this summer so there will be random expenses will come up (majority of the wedding is being paid for graciously by our parents)-I do NOT have the full support of my parents, both of mine are successful, blue collar, 50 hour a week working people.

-I currently have ~$12,000 in liquid capital, but do have a wedding this summer so there will be random expenses will come up (majority of the wedding is being paid for graciously by our parents) -I do NOT have the full support of my parents, both of mine are successful, blue collar, 50 hour a week working people.

I moved back in to my parents house for like 4 months when I got started.

In many countries parents are not doing a good job raising their children with discipline and respect and the legal system is really not well-prepared to handle kids who misbehave.

I taught survival to high school age guys at my church for a while (and taught them how to make weapons - don't tell their parents).

Expecting parents and people receiving unemployment benefits.

However a single parent with a $1200 month income cannot afford $500 month rental.

It is kinda funny on a SFR, the reason I researched the issue was because I bought some lots in my hometown years ago from the state, and my parents later built their current home there.

It it public information so I don't see any reason they would withhold it from you.

Most owners prefer this method because it limits the potential that tenants will try to recoup expenses by withholding rental paymentsDave the Real Estate Guy