I love seeing older homes restored to their glory.We're in the same boat... many of our rentals are in better shape than our own home... what's that saying about "the cobbler's children have no shoes?"

In our case adult female children had a tendency to pop out offspring as if they were a PEZ dispenser, often producing a child with every man they casually dated, then dropping off the children at "grandma and grandpa" to raise. 

She can also employ her children, contribute to retirement plans for them and structure an employee health benefit program to cover substantial medical expenses for herself and her family and use them as a business deduction.  

May out-of-town parents or other schools for children at sporting events.

The exception with FHA for have more than one OO loan are moving more than 100 miles for job related reasons and increased size of family(Ex. bought a 2 bedroom and now have had a couple of children). 

Remember FRESHCORN--FRSHCRN--the acronym for the protected classes.NO---you cannot deny children.

I graduated in 2001 and continued to be in the healthcare field until now. 16 years later, after several times in attempting to get my BS degree, after having 3 children, I did not finish.

Their children should not be homeless and living on the streets because of a scammer. 

After all, if you've paid in for what may be years but then die, your spouse or children or other may be out of a house and the funds would be down the drain (from your estates perspective).If you google Contract for Deed New Jersey, you'll find lots of references and explanations along with several folks that offer a suite of applicable documents. 

In both of these cases the home was owned by the children of an elderly parent/s who had passed away.