Thankfully, I don't need a lot of money to start out, but I would have significant child care costs if I was doing this full time, thus hard to afford a 100% commission job if I wasn't getting paid for long periods of time.  

Please feel free to PM me with any questions about renting to military, long distance landlording, or how to do it with a newborn! 

I'm curious because a tenant asked me to install radiator covers to protect their newborn when he crawls around.

An adult can live in a neighborhood because the prices are good and the crime is low, but if the child is seen as an outsider and doesn't fit in, school will probably not be a good experience for them.Just things to ponder on... 

The way a series LLC is described in the podcast is having a Parent-Child relationship.

If the dependent was a minor child you would list the date of birth and minor child after their name, In this case the "dependent adult" isn't a minor but can't be responsible for financials so after his name I would list the guardian's name, so a person that is responsible for him is on the lease as authorized person to sign for him. 

(FYI: you have your whole plan rely on your mom's ability to make 60 rent payments to her Child and then be able to get a mortgage that she can not right now)There is no reason for you to accelerate the principal payments, if you are renting to her, you will need to keep a reserve for maintenance problems or capital expenditures.Why not get a place and rent it out to someone who is NOT your mom and see how that goes.

Ultimately, I'm sure my parents didn't mind at all to subsidize their child raising.

My wife and I just welcomed our newborn baby to the world and my wife is currently on maternity leave.

I'd love to see a wider variety of guests on the show (i.e. people from a minority culture, people who are investing as a parent/child team, people who are renting specifically to refugees, people investing in Detroit and loving it).