Renting out a bedroom in my girlfriend's parent's house.

If you've been wishy-washy in the past, they won't believe your threats.You don't try to prove your case by writing a three-page letter listing all the things they've done wrong or crying about how they're killing your investment and ruining your child's ability to have a better future or that your wife never liked the idea of investments and this situation is stressing her out and killing your marriage...The key is to keep it professional.

I posted about structuring a partner deal with my parents a couple weeks ago, and I think we've decided on a private money loan, so I'm just trying to figure out the best way to get started so I can be ready to write offers.My parents are seasoned investors and have agreed to a private money loan via their HELOC.

You do still see significant growth in the gentrifying neighborhoods a few removed from Center City, but a lot of the demand has been sucked out by Millennials choosing to accelerate their move to the suburbs, and Gen Z just getting out of college deciding to boomerang back with their parents for a year or two since they can't enjoy the perks of city life right now anyway.

The listing includes two residences on 2 adjacent properties for $600k:Lot #1 has a stick built home on 5 acres (I plan on living in this residence)Lot #2 has a detitled mobile home on 15 acres (my parents will live in this residence OR I will rent this residence)My income is ~$200k, 700 credit score, and I plan on putting $120k down.It's my understanding that qualifying for a single, "conventional" mortgage for two residences can be "tricky"...and that the presence of the mobile home could further complicate matters? 

With that said I recently inherited a house in Los Angeles, CA from my parents and have become a new land lord.

There's a difference between having 1 applicant who exceeds the 3x/rent amount with their income but has a spouse as a stay at home parent with no income (thus making that 2nd parent ineligible) vs if one of 1 applicants has a criminal record but the other does not. 

Hi Matthew, yes I did have credit since I was co-signed on my parents credit card at 16.

I also obtained funds from my parents retirement account for rehabilitating the property.

With saving enough from work and (Thankfully my parents allowing me to stay at home for a while) I was able to write a check for the entirety of my student loans (Which that awesome feeling hasn't set in for me yet).