They got rid of a dog they had last year, because he attacked her several times, so he had to get rid of the dog and give him to his parents.

If you don't have the funds then find another way and don't let her parents bully you into getting her name on the property.

The Beige Book explained that workers were more fearful of returning to work for health concerns during a pandemic (getting infected at work) and the lack of child-care (while schools are closed) than losing the $600 weekly checks.

If down the line, you are unable or unwilling to do the work yourselves, you may find yourself with a property that no longer performs.What if one of you were to get hurt, get a new job, have to take care of an elderly parent, start (or expand) your family or a hundred other life changes we could thing of? 

If you pay child support or alimony, you can count that as a subtraction if income rather than an obligation which is huge.

This is going to be a good one...I'm interested in buying a second home for my mother so she can be close to our family as we expect our first child.

Eventually when I was 16 my parents bought their first home.

I even did this for a private money loans with my parents. 

Also, not every employer qualifies for PPP so it'll be a lot worse for other working parents with regards to child care and schooling. 

We are going to buy my in law's 2nd home in FL.  They owe about $140K on their mortgage.  They are selling it for $280K.  Comps in the area are around $300-325K.  They are giving us a discount since no realtor will be...