My parents told me its about 93 degrees down there this week and their humidity levels are high.

My parents are the typical status quo folks, who believe in the 4 years of college and save money while living below your means.

See if you can find a handyman (friend of the family or with parental approval) that will let you tag along and learn some new stuff. 

Would I be able to buy the property using my parent's credit?

Do you usually have parents' co-sign on the single lease?

Income Source: Have a salaried W2 position as well as side hustle income.Gross monthly income (optional): $9000 (household)Monthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $1400 primary home, $440 property close next week, $250 car paymentFICO: ExcellentCredit issues: N/aAdditional details: Essentially looking or insight on potential ways to make this deal happen or just deals in the future. 

NoneCurrent rents per month: $ 575Fair market rents per month: $ 600Down payment or equity: I have approximately $14k in equity at the momentSource of down payment funds, if applicable: Income Source: W2Gross monthly income (optional): $Monthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $FICO: ExcellentCredit issues: NoneAdditional details:So would you refinance it and cash out or not? 

Retired parents have $1M liquid cash in the bank, looking to buy a $500k home with 20% down.Clearly they have enough to buy in cash, but the plan is to use other peoples money and have the rent cover the monthly payments.There's no income, but if banks could somehow quarantine some of this liquid cash each year, they would guarantee no default in payment.Is there a low interest rate loan they can get?

. - He recently separated from his wife and has 3 kids he no doubt will be obligated to pay child support to. - I suspect he has a LOT of other debts, and in our correspondence where he's admitted guilt, he's also said he has talked to a bankruptcy adviser, but can't yet bring himself to go down that road.

For six months, I’ve been working a sales job in San Francisco which pays well for my age (~80k/year), and am extremely fortunate to be able to live at home with my parents in Berkeley and save on rent.