@Chris Thomas We ask ourselves the same question all the time... but at the end of the day we are pretty conservative people and have seen many people in our lives lose it all (including my parents while I was a teen) so we really don't think its smart for us personally to put all our eggs in one basket.

They could take it for unpaid child support or if he is in an accident. 

Someone just applied who does not meet our requirements but suggested her parents could co-sign. 

I see the issues and the people living on the street, but when the city goes and cleans up a drug infested, child sex traffic, danger to society camp with 100 people living there, the social workers are there offering all the things people need to get off the street.

I like how vacancies are less of a concern, we would be able to get the year's premium upfront before the semester starts, and we could have their parents co-sign the lease which would help with screening.

@John Warren- they were screened and have parent co-signers but are college students and Utah is now filled with online ESA letters for dogs.

I have been happily married to my favorite person since 2014 and we recently had our first child, a baby girl we named Harper.

I sell in Louisville, but my parents live in Lebanon.

I also have a property that I am financing, parents live there and pay for mortgage and all expenses.So now I have 2 options and I am a bit lost on what to do:1) Wait to sell one of my flips, then buy a condo to live in (put down 20%) - I may not be able to get the condo right in time before my lease ends so would have to figure out my living for a month or 2.2) Extend my rent for another year and keep working with the capital I have3) Buy a condo cash, wait 6 months and cash out from it (that would freeze a lot of capital for me)

I also have a property that I am financing, parents live there and pay for mortgage and all expenses.So now I have 2 options and I am a bit lost on what to do:1) Wait to sell one of my flips, then buy a condo to live in (put down 20%) - I may not be able to get the condo right in time before my lease ends so would have to figure out my living for a month or 2.2) Extend my rent for another year and keep working with the capital I have3) Buy a condo cash, wait 6 months and cash out from it (that would freeze a lot of capital for me)