Hi All,Had a section 8 tenant who says that a child outside on the street (not her child) shot a beebee gun at a living room window, and the window is cracked.

@Derek Bugg Your loan scenario fit under following guidelines in Fannie Mae:- Children wanting to provide housing for parentsIf the parent is unable to work or does not have sufficient income to qualify for a mortgage on his or her own, the child is considered the owner/occupant.

Banks can and will ask for everything including your unborn child's name, whether you choose to provide it is up to you but there are consequences.

Things would be even worse because she was going to stop working after this next child.

(Come to find out, it's not really the daughter-in-law, it's the mother of their son's child.)

Also at the showing see how respondsible, watching the child and maintaining the car. for references see who they give you..

The first application was from a nice couple with a one-year-old child.

You may be able to take advantage of the parent-child exclusion here if done correctly for some parts of the property depending on the players. 

Lowering an effective annual return because you don’t want me (as an investor) to “get used to” an above-average return treats me as though I’m an petulant child and that I’m too foolish to see that it’s for the benefit of the GP’s tax rate.

My property has gates all around, the only way a child will have access to our yard is from the fence of this vacant house as it will continue to fall.