Always be mindful and discerning, I recomend involving your parents when doing any in person meetups or things like that.

Status quo and anyone born after 2008 will not be buying a home until they are in their 40's if they are lucky and we will have a generation of renters or kids whose parents passed down a lot of $ to them.Which one do you think will happen?

I do make $80k.I am trying other banks, but I heard of another strategy today - which is to Co-Sign with a parent/friend with good income, to overcome the DTI.

We have found an old farmhouse on and acre and a half that we wanted to purchase and fix up over time while we used it to visit our aging parents then eventually (5-10+years) sell or rent it out.

I am managing my parents property and I had a few questions for down the road when I want to truly want to continue this interest.

Quote from @Juan Ayala: I’m considering opening a HELOC on my personal residence to potentially use as capital for future real estate investments.

As for the Series LLC, you’re right — it’s like having one “parent” LLC with “child” series underneath it, each with its own assets, liability protection, and sometimes its own bank account.

You could coach pee wee ball and pick up parents as clients!

2) Most towns, especially the smaller ones in the 25k-75k range, do not have a short plat processes for allowing small lots that could be peeled off from the parent lot of a single family home.

I will be going on internships on and off between semesters which is how I get income, and my student loans will be covered by my parents.