They are probably around 50 (given that their kids are grown up, done with college, and out in the world working), so the previous statement is not inconceivable, I've seen it before.The effect of the preceding data is that there are no previous landlords to contact, nor can I contact their employer... they *did* give references among their neighbors, who I'll call this weekend.

I don’t have a lot of cash on hand, but I have good credit, and I’m working on the cash part.I don’t think any of this is or will be easy, I have a family, work full time, while maintaining a 3.75 GPA in college majoring in finance, so I know how to work hard.

I wanted to know if any of you have parents co-sign a lease (these are all college kids).

Big companies still use a college education as a requirement.

When my sons are ready for college (currently 13 and 11) I could possibly sell one, if need be, to help fund their college education.

I am a Advisor/Professor at a Community college ....luv my job but knew it began with that there is never enough money it.

I bought a foreclosure where the previous owner stole the electric furnace before leaving.

There must be something terribly wrong when seniors in college and graduate students get that confused.

What I am saying is that "flipping' was the latest fad, much like the previous "day trading" fad.

You can also request to go to a HOA meeting previous to buying--i've done that too.