My response was a short “what part of you aren’t ready for this did you not understand” and some tsk tsking but my real message to them was that these children will never feel unloved, unwanted or a burden.

@John BlytheYou are way ahead of the curve already by asking this question on BP.I stared with $500.00 in the 1990s and began buying unwanted rural vacant land and selling it on the internet for twice what I paid (each deal).  

I've actually developed a fear from reading BP in the nightmare of getting rid of an unwanted squatting tenant that won't pay rent, but the process in getting them out is horrible.

This could cause you more unwanted headaches and time.

Try buying and selling unwanted rural vacant land west of the Mississippi.

Florida is full of fantastic “unwanted” rural land deals.

I have done fix/flip projects and found that the time and energy I spent produces WAY more profit in just land.And easy to buy very inexpensive unwanted land.

An entrepreneur that started with Real estate in focusing on unwanted real estate in Northern, New Jersey. 

Please no unwanted solicitation not related to the information I am seeking.Thank you

Try buying and selling unwanted rural vacant land west of the Mississippi.