I've already lined up tenants (my mother who needs a place for 6-8 years).

Rich Richtrue storymy mother did rent @ the Villages for several years during the early 90's.

Are You My Mother?

Will I be approved or will i need my mother to co-sign??

I think all of my tenants are recently divorced mothers who teenage kids.

I flew about two months ago without any ID, so I'm quite certain it's allowed (unless you believe they made an exception to the rule just for me).Btw, still waiting for your outrage at the mother who was forced to drink her own breast milk by President Bush's TSA henchmen.

@Cam Mckin I live in Maryland, but my first investment property was in Vero Beach for my brother to live in because he is taking care of our mother, who has Parkinson's.If you want to send me a pm my brother agreed with me that we will do what we can to help you get things established.

Well I don't have any experience or do anything with construction, but I'm definitely your sister from another mother when it comes to all of those outdoor activities and traveling!

My own mother is 80 and I was trying to imagine her in this same situation but you know, I just couldn't.  

Even if now I know the daughter is taking responsibility for her mother, how much legal bidding power does the notarized sheet even have?