My siblings and I would like to purchase my parents house so they could retire.

I should have kept the first home I ever had (it would be paid for by now), my second home (it would be paid for by now), my late grandfather's house, my parents old house, etc.....  

I have a client of mine that is qualified for an FHA mortgage and I happen to have a friend who owns a property he inherited from his parents. 

My parents are refinancing their home to pay a whopping 2.25% interest.

To celebrate the feeling of family and community Will Smith (and friends) brought to all of us on the iconic TV show, Airbnb will make a donation to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Philadelphia.

Now that my wife and I have a beautiful and crazy little one, I cherish the time I get to watch her grow up, which was never an option for my hardworking parents.

Thing is, when I bought my current home my parents and grandmother helped me with all of the actual paperwork, closing, finding the home etc.

That last tip I would say should only be used with spouses, parents, and some business partners.

Right now I still have to get a living arrangement first still living with my parents.

For example last night at my daughter's volleyball game a parent asked me about a property I was flipping, that morphed into talking about an area im looking at a large rental portfolio in.