I recently learned that a girlfriend and toddler have been living there too, or at least there quite a bit at all hours.

I am currently exploring strategies mixing buy and holds and fix and flips using traditional and creative financing and in the meantime pursuing my CA Salesperson License - all while raising toddler twins!

Our budget is now a little tight as my wife works a fraction of the time to stay home with our toddler which dropped our income a good amount (leading to the high DTI).

However, with family and kids (one toddler and one infant), it's unlikely to be of viable choice to us.

I have an infant and a toddler...i literally have like 2 hours a day or less to myself) I am very interested in buy and hold and that will be my ultimate goal.

Hello everyone,I have been educating myself through audio books, and REIA meetings for about a year now, but still feel like I do not know enough to really GET STARTED.As a stay at home mom to a highly needy toddler, with a husband who works 80 hours a week..

Google "toddler killed by dresser" and you will find dozens of stories.Tenants sometimes worry about installing things like the tip-kits, if they have a landlord who has really emphasized things like not marring the walls.  

We have a toddler and another one on the way in a month.

It's like a toddler running around with an AR-15 the way it is now.

Telling people I have money I don't have, making what I feel are insultingly low offers to people on their homes, telling people I have great deals when I really don't know how great they are or aren't, having my phone ring off the hook with prospective buyers when I'm trying to take care of 2 toddlers all day and managing my other business- I just don't feel like this is the niche for me.