Hi @James Terry,There's actually a program we have that will let your intent to purchase the home to provide housing for a parent mean that you are offered owner occupant guidelines/rates/terms/LTV/etc even though you have no intent to live there.

Not sure if he qualified to buy it before he became a student or had parents help.Another person I know, who is out of college, purchased a 4 plex in a prime location near Plaza, Westport, Crown Center - good central area.  

Hello I am 14 years old and want to become a realetate flipper/wholesaler straight out of high school, possibly even some deals in high school when I'm 16/17 and have my parents just sign the contracts for me.

@Danny - I would not recommend donating to World Vision.

The establishes the 'parent'Then for each State in which you want to do business in with that entity, you Foreign File the parent name or a derivation when there's a conflictIf you only do business in one State, then just file there.

We are in a position to donate some portion of our property to relocate the home from the adjacent property where it currently sits.   

She was taking donations to help her with her hospital bills.

i have many units in vermont near the university , i make the parents co-sign . i would rather go do quick fixes of sheetrock and plaster at the lease end ,than to not be paid at all . this depends on how many bedrooms also , i have a 6 and 7 br , little bit like baby sitting over a frat house :)

I inherited my parents house in La Mesa and bought a bunch here.  

My parents are looking to get their not inconsiderable assets set up in the best way possible for estate planning, protection from nursing homes, etc.