Pre-schoolers can reach window sills and chew on them.

I've volunteered at the local preschool, local elementary school, and high school for years.

My kids were preschool age at the time, so we rounded up a bunch of tots and they did a great tour, gave us meat, and fed us buffalo shaped gingerbread cookies at the end.

I consider myself lucky that I got my college degree in high school teaching because that style of discipline and calling bluffs is what I seem to have to employ often with tenantsI think a degree in grade school or pre-school teaching would be more appropriate for dealing with tenants.Mike

I also invested in my wife’s dream and we opened a high-end preschool, which she managed.Things were going great until a series of cascading life challenges fell upon the family.

She is now in pre-school and I have started and run an at-home e-comm business and I am using the funds I make to stash and save so I can finally start investing!

So my wife and I own two businesses a private pre-school and then the landlord gig. 

By that time, there will be more clarity of what happens with the property.Discussing it now is more like discussing what college your kid will go to before she graduated from her preschool.

Among the things that ended up being required of me to build up my DTI: a). pay down all credit cards to zero, b) file for social security despite not needing it yet c) take my first 2 mos. withdrawals from my IRA (not needed yet either) d) two of my different SFR tenants have started "home preschools" which landlord is required to accept under Calif. law, and one was backed by a major corporation, but the loan had to be switched to a third property because the HUD (I think) guidelines which allow the lender to re-sell the loan won't allow for "care homes" or "pre-schools" on the property.  

You get a home, you get someone else paying a lot of your mortgage and it serves as landlord pre-school for when you want to expand to other properties.