I recommend finding a place within driving distance so that you can tend to your baby if you need too.Good luck!

Hello to all that took that time to read this post, I’m a 22 year old husband to a wonderful wife and father of a beautiful baby girl and Im joining the United States Air Force to work on airplanes, but I’ve wanted to do real estate since I was in my early teens.

This thing is my baby right now.Have you ever been in that spot?

I'm in CA also, and yes, it's very desirable and a lot of people want to live here, however, it's also very unaffordable  too. The

I spoke with my lender who got me my original mortgage and asked if this would be a possibility and he basically said no because I don't make enough money anymore, so this is the reason why HML would be my second option [I was working full time when I got my first mortgage, then I had a baby and was a SAHM for 8 months and have been working only 2 days a week since October]Any advice?

But go over the appraisal with a fine tooth comb.

Baby Boomers are a massive generation and Social Security helps pay rent for a lot of them, in some ways it's a version of Section 8 housing but obviously with different tenants. 

They recently had a baby. 

I am a newbie looking for my first deal (a duplex, triplex or fourplex), and I had the epiphony last week that every time I buy a home to live in, I should be applying the same strategies used on real estate investing on my own personal residences.My wife and I are getting close to upgrading to a new residence (baby #3 is on the way).

Not stare at your baby face lol.