You might be approved as a landlord but if you want to rent to a parent, child, grandparent, grandchild or sibling, there are special rules to follow that basically have to do with your relative being disable and having no other choices.

During school I  work around 20 hours a week (18.85$/hour) and put 20% of that into investing and the rest towards school, my car insurance/gas (2009 Pontiac vibe I bought for 3k), rent (my parents charge me 150$/month).

During school I  work around 20 hours a week (18.85$/hour) and put 20% of that into investing and the rest towards school, my car insurance/gas (2009 Pontiac vibe I bought for 3k), rent (my parents charge me 150$/month).

My parents did everything they could for my brother and I as kids.

My parents are transferring their home to me, but I would like to put in an LLC.  

Can you imagine if an adult child called me three weeks after their parent passed, only to hear that I had claimed the property abandoned and auctioned everything off?

I’m about to move out of my parents house and into my first home that I purchased at 23.

I am interested in a price range around 100-150k, and will be financing with a co-sign from my parents for the first deal.

My parents are still paying the mortgage of their own house, and beyond its equity, have no plan for retirement.

I'm flipping my parent's primary residence, and I'm wondering if I should take out a HELOC or Refi.