My daughter is "interested in the Navy." 

Two of the units are being occupied by her family members (Daughter and Son) who do not pay rent.

Hello Everyone,My name is Torrence Williams I am 27 years old I have a wife, a one month old daughter  and one year old son.

There is so much good information here, and I'm taking in as much as I can to help jump start my career in RE investing.A little about myself:  I'm 35 years old and have been happily married to a wonderful wife for 8.5 years and have a son (2 years) and daughter (7 months).  

I am a single father and I know that working a traditional 40/40 I will never be able to provide my daughter the life I dream of for us both.  

@Mark SossomanYes, a lawyer is licensed to practice in the entire state where the exam is passed.I am 100% sure of that, as one of my daughters is a lawyer.

Apparently a daughter or granddaughter moved in to take care of the house after the owner was sent to a nursing home, and shortly after they removed her, they removed 26 live cats along with multiple others.The house obviously needs a ton of work but my question is that HomePath states that as an owner-occupant you must occupy the house within 60 days of closing.

Here is why I invest.When my wife was pregnant with our daughter.

For a studio vacancy that came up in September, I rented to an immigrant family of 3 with good credit but marginal income who is downsizing so their daughter can attend college rather a single professional.Not sure this is the optimal approach for me, but it's the best I've considered so far.

I am not sure if I want to do this... we are in our early 60's live debt free...except for college for our youngest daughter...and I am wondering if a credit union would be are best option or other source.Thank youVictoria