One student didn't pay on time and the parents got involved (They didn't want to pay because they weren't going to receive money from a loan they took out until late January and they didn't want to draw down on there savings).

In the case of student housing, typically, the non-occupying co-borrower is the parent of the child and the student needn't have much income (or any).

Just say no.And we have NO idea if the parent company is getting the lender to agree to a sale/leaseback which would put the original seller in a dire situation.

My parents are thinking of renting their house and scaling down.

I was just going through this with my parents on their house.

Actually, what some know here is that my parents were Realtors (but I don't even count that time of being exposed to real estate matters in my experience) but in the late 90smy brother who was (and still is) a very good photographer thought about doing this very thing.

My Parents own an 18 acre farm in southern, IL that used to belong to my great grandfather.

I created and managed the U93 RoofSit to Stop Child Abuse for several years....and am proud to say raised over $2 million for the area child abuse prevention programs.

My wife and I are going to partner with my parents in this venture I believe.

From what I gathered, the T-mobile contract was going to be increasing in two years, and continuing to increase in years to come.It is also DIRECTLY next door to my parents house, which is just kinda cool.