As proof, for those of you who are parents, did you have to teach your young children how to throw a tantrum or how to share?

If a mom and dad bought the place and their child moved in, then there wouldn't be a rental situation, right?

Shane... always remember that when selecting tenants your decisions cannot be made based on your concern that a child will mar the surfaces.Families with children enjoy all of the housing protections that just about every other class does.As for a two year old... in my experience it is the 13 to 18 year olds that are the biggest pain.Best of luck!

I would assume that it would be a transfer of title, like when my parents sold me my car (they signed for when I had no credit).

But the race there between everyone's favorite, Reid and Sharron Angle who thinks we should have child labor again, privatise social security (turning it over to wall street), and do away with the Department of Education.

My parents are not rich but are very intent on supporting me financially.

Started a family business with my parents in 1999.

I've never been politically charged or motivated, as I grew up with a parent that was feuled by it and it was very caustic.Anyways, I'm still a huge fan of BP and BP's primary objective to bring investors together and mutually assist and educate each other.

My short term goals are to make money via Speculation and my 5 year long term goal is to have many rental properties for steady income for my parents and siblings, my original approach was to start off with SFHs, recycle the profits to buy additional SFHs to fund the rental investments later down the road.

My parents hired a guy to build a fence around part of our farm.