He awoke from that coma, was able to meet his newborn child his wife gave birth to.

There are two components:Front end % - total monthly housing obligations... principle, interest, home insurance, taxes, association dues.Back end % - Housing expenses plus... credit card bills, car loans, child support, student loans, and any other long term debt (can't pay off less than 12 months) that shows on your credit report that requires monthly payments.leaves out utilities, health insurance, groceries.Conventional loans 28/36FHA 31/43VA 41USDA 29/41These are in general.

The kinds of living arrangements that can tolerate two bedrooms (roommates, unmarried couples, single-child families) are often inherently delicate.

What I know so far is that I had a couple and small child move into one of my properties less than a month ago.

- Moving the assets (properties, stocks, other investments) into a trust for our child

I am engaged and a child on the way so I am growing a little desperate on finding a home for my family.

That doesn't make any sense... thats like saying you can't name your child something I don't like...

I have put real estate investing on pause recently due to my wife and I now have a newborn baby :)  However, the last time I was at the San Bernardino auction.com's auctions, they were during the summer months, I can honestly say they were slim pickings for investors to make a profit. 

Under these Acts a lender has to look at a borrower's debt-to-income ratio, income, credit, child support/alimony, employment status, monthly loan payment, payments on other loans, etc. ; in addition, hard money lenders normally create more than five loan transactions a year which places them in the cross-hairs of Dodd Frank, so how is hard money lending still "hard" money lending with these Acts floating around?

they go err uhhh errr...The parent to child tax exemption is on the chopping block I bet... we will see..