My parents are in Maine and the covid restriction are stupid.

After graduating I moved back with my parents because it is close to work, but since March I have been having to work remotely anyways.

It is a bit unconventional:1) Co-purchase a home with another single parent in 2021 that is larger than our current living situations in order to establish a mutual support system (both have steady employment - I'm a DoD fed and she is a long time teacher in DC)2) Once new residence is established, rent out my current townhome which continues to appreciate in value due to a new high school being built (first rental property)3) Purchase a multi-family unit with a small collaborative I am working to establish to provide collective pooling of resources.  

Her parents needed housing and we wanted to control & subsidize their cost of living through their final years.Blessed by the HELOC gods and good appraisals, we now own 9 units in Northern Ontario.Because it was easy and we kept getting approved, we did 8 of 9 through our primary lender.

Hello all, my name is Zack Carson and I am a current chemical engineering student at NC State University.My parents and I are looking to get into the market on rental properties in the Raleigh/Durham area.I was hoping to start here to ask for any advice and make new connections as I start my journey!

I might catch some grief over this but my parents are actually going to rent it from me.

I'd expect some parents and groups would welcome being offline.My eventual plan is to upgrade all my TVs to 4k Rokus during a Black Friday/Prime Day sale to do away with both fire sticks and expensive cable. 

I know my parents' original mortgage was like 13%.

Currently I am imprisoned by my consulting job but I want to take a page from my parents book and start investing in real estate to set myself (financially) free!

If so, he can't consent to anything, only his mother can.Second, the only people that can do anything about the situation are heirs or their parents/guardians.