I understand the my child is porcelain mentality.

And not only sold, but sold to someone who can afford to buy it.You see, I sell houses too, and many times I have seen buyers make offers on houses, and when we got into escrow and I’ve spent a lot of money on the process, then it turns out the buyer has an IRS problem or child support payments he didn’t mention, and he can’t qualify.

For example, in my town I rent many 2 bedroom, single bath, houses to young couples with a small child or two and also to seniors.

This is your 8 year old child.

I am planning to do a Finished Basement project (not my area of remodeling) in my own home primarily to add a bedroom for my son to move into since we are expecting another child in September.

If you are like most people, the first day your child went to school you were right there holding his hand making sure everything was perfect, making sure that he had the right clothes and that his backpack was full of pencils and paper, and that he was ready to learn – everything was perfect.

If someone wants to borrower money against their office building to pay for their child's college tuition, that is a consumer purpose, and the loan falls under the SAFE Act.

Kinda like watching your child walk for the first time.

I would say I have a tenant who is seriously allergic and for his medical condition you simply can’t have animals in the building due to his condition

We miss how they used to race around and chase each other, and especially enjoyed the binkies (a special bunny happy dance.)As for the allergies, I suspect, that if you are allergic to cats, you may be allergic to bunnies.