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.

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.

Some really bad crimes happen in properties everyday (domestic abuse, child molestation, rape, etc) and these properties get bought and sold everyday.

Until now that my second child's born and sh*t just got real!

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.

I know that as a homeowner with a young child and a way-too-energetic dog, I'm always nervous to answer the door for an unexpected guest.

If I had run title right away I could have redirected her attorney to run it as a probate instead as the seller had $8,000 in child support liens that attached to the property as soon as the ink dried on the quiet title.

I sponsored a child through Worldvision and I am always generous with my money.

I agree with Quarles, we need more child labor.