I rent out a home in Mesa Az to my son and then rent out the other bedrooms.  

I have been looking at a very nice SFR in the Milwaukee suburbs with @William S. on Sunday and found it to be a very interesting opportunity.

My school played soccer against the school there.I have a son that will be attending ECU starting next month with the possibility of another son starting there in four years hence the interest.Ideal situation would be to find a property to buy and hold then let them live there while attending school and house hacking.

Check out there addendum s on there site.

Talk about your family and your son and your daughter and why you're wanting to purchase. 

My son is looking a a college out here so I am looking for housing that would be good for student housing option.

In fact, you could sell property to your brother/sister and not have to disclose.Non-arms-length transactions are generally defined in real estate as transactions being spouses or being two people in the same lineage (father/son, grandfather/granddaughter, etc).Again, perhaps short sales have different disclosure requirements that I don't know about, but in a typical transaction, what's outlined below is not anything that would need to be disclosed or put the deal at risk of not being an arms-length transaction.The biggest question I would have is the dual agency agreement between listing agent and selling agent if they're both with the same brokerage.

My son bought his first home at 15 1/2 after running a lawn care business.

Ajay:I was "close" to TO a month ago while driving from Calgary to NB with my son, but decided to turn east in the Muskokas and travelled across Bobcaygeon country ... old VW campers don't care for 400-series traffic.

That will give you a general idea of how the #s shake out when you're running #s on deals.As others stated, you'll probably need a money and experience partner/s to do a larger deal.