A few had elder parents that all they did was make sure they were gone at the time of the showing. 

I understand that the debt will be calculated using my current mortgage and car payment (hopefully all credit cards will be paid off before I apply, and I have no student loans/alimony/child support/medical debt/etc...).In 2019 I had a retail job which gave me a w-2.

Hello all,I have dealt with conventional loans under my name, full cash purchase with split equity in title, but for the next deal, my parents wants to provide 50% of the cash and I would finance the remaining.

My family does not include my boyfriend...my family’s rules and not mine....each member of my family of five would be partners in the corp so that when my grandma passes, the investment is distributed equally among the five family members including my unborn child...my boyfriend is the father. 

Question(s) for a unique scenario: My 2 siblings and I are considering pitching in and co-signing together on a large home for us to move into with our parents and extended family in North Florida where the homes are A LOT cheaper than in South Florida where I currently live. 

My parents in laws are looking to sell their home which is worth about 240,000.

Currently I live with my parents and I want to make a Financially smart plan to move out after graduation in a few months.I was wondering which is a smarter decision for my situation.

Sorry...don't mean to sound like a parent or anything here : )If you are super passionate about this type of venture, I would find some like minded friends or family to share this investment with so that you only contribute a small part of your inheritance to it.

None at all, personal (unlimited or limited), corporate (single entity, a few locations, full parent company), or both business and personal?

@Cory Childs I appreciate your help