Likely there will be a good number of single parents with one or two kids, or couples who do not need 3 bedrooms and are looking for that affordable housing option.I have a 2 bedroom house we are fixing to rent and apartments that are 1 and 2 bedrooms. 

Hi there,My question is not of a technical nature, moreof a lifestyle/confidence question:My husband has been interested in and learning about investing for the past three years, starting right around the time my first child was born.

Something both my parents drilled in me and would always expect - even from above.

My parents live in gorham.

Although you are adding rent/deposit for the adult (as opposed to a child), you are toeing the line of violating Fair Housing Laws that identifies 'familial status' as a protected class.

Growing up, my parents was house hacking and got my siblings and I involved with the remodeled work.

I’m trying to get clarification on using a hard money loan on an owner occupied property( my parents).

Buy a house with 5% down, maybe get parents to help qualify if you don't have an income, and then you live in the house and rent out the other rooms to friends/students.

Top of stairs is going to need a baby gate like solution at the top as safety for a special needs child and we would like to get the stairs updated first so we don't have to change the solution.

I bought it the traditional way, with bank financing, so my elderly parents could have a nice place to live for as long as they're here.