I haven’t started building credit yet because my parents isn’t great so I have to wait until I’m 18.

About to be divorced dad, high income but not high enough to buy a property because he has to pay child support, weekend only custody of 1 amazing kid that never causes damage and cleans his room non-stop, dad travels a lot so never causes any wear and tear, no pets, willing to pay a premium because he wants away from the evil woman asap, has probably owned his own home a while before so he fixes little problems and doesn't bother you. 

I know it is common for the parents of university students to buy condos for the duration of their kids university education. 

Hi all,I am wondering if anyone has experienced cosigning with a parent for a home loan and what the best strategy with this approach would be.

I'm wondering if credit card payments I make monthly to credit cards in my parents name (read I am not an authorized user, so these don't show up on my credit reports) would count towards my DTI formula when I apply for pre-approval then mortgage.

Definitely want to choose an area with good demand and desirable for baby boomers and their parents.

Will be moving in by herself with her first child on the way in November. 

On top of that, my parents have a few properties that'll be passed onto my name in the next few months/year and I'm looking to get some tax planning/strategy help as a new real estate investor and agent. 

On top of that, my parents have a few properties that'll be passed onto my name in the next few months/year and I'm looking to get some tax planning/strategy help as a new real estate investor and agent. 

In Milwaukee, WI all the property around the UWM campus is mainly used for student housing, and because a lot of parents purchases these houses to lower the child cost for housing there are a lot of sales in this area.