Your mother & father or anyone else can add you to their cards as an authorized user and that will help build your score (make sure it's cards in good standing).

My siblings and I stand to inherit our father's house in Santa Clara County, CA. 

I was talking with the owner of a mobile home park within 45 minutes of my home; he inherited it from his father. 

My father recently died and I'm selling his house in Dallas. 

Then tell them to go to a loan officer and ask the loan officer what they need to do to buy the house within the next 3 years and then to do what the loan officer tells them to do.Most people can get their credit where it needs to be within 3 years to get a bank loan in order to get a mortgage on an affordable home.Doing this can help single mother, single fathers, couples, whoever buy a house.Also, make money while doing it.

At that time, we didn't think that the property manager is going to call us back or was he taking us seriously so we called the father of the owner and told him that due to these circumstances, we are no longer moving in and we would like our deposit back. 30 minutes after we called the father of the owner, the property manager called us back and said that he will meet us at the apartment the next day to get the keys back.

The thing is my father is the chairman of the charity, so I'm not sure if this would be considered a prohibited transaction or not.Any good CPAs or Solo 401k experts out there who can clear this up?

Hello Bryan,I'm just reading this thread and am curious what your father decided to do. 

I work for my father who has an electrical contracting business, so over the years I've learned a good amount of the trade.

We are also currently working on writing our first lease agreement, our question is if we include all of the tenant's children/relatives etc... age 18 and older that will be living in the home on the lease and if the mother or father leaves, moves out, etc... will all of the remaining adults on the lease be fully and legally responsible to fulfill the remaining months on the lease?