College tenants are not bad, especially when their parents are paying, but retirement homes are probably going to be the next big thing. 

I live here now with my parents.

I recently moved back in with my parents after renting 4 years because I am gone often (typically 4 weeks gone and 2 weeks at home on break)I really want to invest my money in real estate but am just not sure if I should wait for the market to turn as it inevitably will...

If my parents are willing to help me out with a equality loan, can I use that to BURR?

Honestly if a house is filthy enough, at some point child protective services need to be contacted because they are not properly taking care of their children.

I did cosign on my mother's home after parents divorce while I was still a college student.

I have been watching my parents invest in real estate my entire life and feel now is the best time to start thinking about buying my first real estate property.

Mostly tolerable, except there is a child who periodically gallops the length of the house for up to 30 mins at a time.Dish detergent and body wash seem to be watered down.One, repeat 1, towel each for 2 people for 9 days. 2 rolls of TP.No house manual /house rules.At least it's better than the one in Chicago last year with a giant hair clog in the shower drain and tons of disgusting leftovers in the fridge (and lots more stuff).

I'm watching my parents go through the trouble of scrambling for cash as they near retirement age right now, so I know it's something I need to get started with sooner rather than later.

I inherited my parents home (free and clear) and have spent nearly a year fixing it while living there.