Treat the inspector well, and you'll do fine.You didn't mention going back to them before you started with your contractor?

It's also a little unclear who maintains the dump trailer and I'm sure it's being treated like a rental =P If you haven't noticed, I'm kind of a shoot twice, get around aiming at some point, kind of guy. lol

They WILL treat our place as good or bad as they treat their current place.

, ...and please don't laugh at those chocolate chip cookies baking in the oven!

Effective Jan 1st though of 2012 leasehold are treated differently and will be reviewing the new treatment when tax season is done.

I want to rent them out and I plan to treat them like any of my other rentals.

We usually treat it as what goes around, comes around, and try to help where we can.

So treat her with kid gloves and they get upset if they think they need the kids permission, so tread carefully finding out.At her age, an annuity income might be a better bet for her than a lump sum after taxes (state if any).

The children were treated as employees during the course of building the "empire" with no input or incite as to how or why the family business decisions were made.

You need to treat the guy as a guest but you can add him after you qualify him, if he doesn't qualify you may have eviction/collection problems if you hold him responsible under the lease, what if the other two take off?