Here is the story:I received a call in response to a Craigslist ad from the son of an older gentleman who was preparing to move closer to his children/grandchildren.

You have to condition tenants like children in that you have to be the same every time and they have to know what to expect.

if you have a 3bd, then up to 6 people could live there.THere are a few other qualifying things such as gender of children, disabled child etc. etc. that may allow the tenent to have 1 child in his own bdrm but I'm not sure how sec 8 qualifies that.

Did you check to see if the decedent has any predeceased children and if the had kids?

, and if they have discretionary income left after that, THEY get to pay for school trips, dance practice, sports equipment, etc.Check out this link:http://www.blogtalkradio.com/markjkohler/2013/12/03/training-your-children-regarding-money-and-taking-a-tax-write-off-too?

Hi, BP community ~I'm a recently NY-licensed clinical psychologist specializing in children, adolescents, and families.

Its been tough the past three weeks our infant was in childrens hospital with a life threatening bout of gastroenteritis and a severe upper respiratory infection along with pink eye and a double ear infection.

Thanks for you reply.The part about a single mom I meant it as she has children and I was told it is harder to evict if children live there( luckily I have never had a tenant not pay 8)

The demised premises shall not be occupied by more than 1 adults and 0 children under the age of ?????

My full-time job has taken me back to my hometown just outside of Kalamazoo, and I've already built a small but very talented real estate investment team there.A little about me: I've been happily married for over 10 years now to my beautiful wife, and we have three children (6, 3, and 9 months).