Your mom, dad, son, daughter, or any other ascendent or descendent cannot receive any current benefit from your 401k, this includes salaries or fringe benefits4.

We are now currently about 5 years into a 15-year mortgage that we refinanced in 2010.I'm now thinking about doing a cash-out refinance now to pay off credit card debt that we accrued while my wife wasn't working and staying home with my daughter (cc debt is now down to about $45K from $55K when I started repaying).

I lived there for 15 years, raised a daughter there who went to great schools and the other tenant (in duplex) lived there for over 25 years.

My daughter will be attending college next fall too.  

My daughter decided against going to Marist, but if she went there we would definitely consider buying a place. 

I won't hold on to a property that I wouldn't consider living in myself (maybe at a different time in my life than now) or allow my 21 year old daughter to live in.I'm not a fan of the 2% rule anymore in Indianapolis as it usually puts you in C- or worse areas, but I do like nice homes that come in around 1.25%.

My fiance, daughter, and I already have our forever home and are not interested in house hacking.

We sold to move onto a longer-term renovation project we plan to be in for 10 years while our daughter is in school in a great location.

Thanks in advance...Did speak to the occupant, had a verbal agreement for occupant to vacate on 31 July, but came back the next day with the typed agreement and the daughter (wife of previous owner) intervened, and stated, "I'll contact you when she is out, she is signing nothing".

Then other clients were complaining about the water being shut off to the barns, this is a very serious problem with horses...and that she would verbally harrass them when I left.During this time, she would also invite my daughter (then about 12) into the house and show her 'artwork' and give her art supplies...She later called the cops and said my daughter broke in and stole art supplies.She called cops and claimed to have 'found' her stolen expensive saddle.