There is also a pocket just west of the parkway, east of the park and north of Watsessing where I'm seeing some listings that look like they could cash flow.That's terrible to hear your daughter's friend was exposed to that.  

My oldest daughter, at age 18, moved to Berkeley with her best friend, age 20.

I have heard Brandon has a property he bought for his daughter to have when she becomes an adult- and he is currently keeping the cash flow but it ultimately will go to her. 

When my daughter started a STR company in NYC in 2013, most bookers were people looking for rooms that were cheaper than comparable hotel rooms.

I bought a condo for my daughters to live in while at college and will keep renting after they are gone. 

My daughter and son-in-law opened their own business 3 years ago and so far have done well, but he built a good reputation in his field before starting their own, she kept her good corporate job for benefits, and they are now looking to invest in property with the profits, hoping for more passive income in the future as they’ve realized how much extra work a small business is with compliance, licenses, workers comp, etc.

He has someone living in the property (my grandpa's wife's daughters niece) (kind of tricky there) that only pays him at least $800 a month.

From experience with my own daughter AND mother-in-law, I can say that this *could* have been due to a clogged drain caused by their gunk (face products, toothpaste, etc) in the p trap. 

@NatalieVane said: In 2016, I moved to a new state, married the love of my life and we're expecting our first baby in late May.Ok... this is not so much about real estate, as it is about being a wife & mama, first .... but as wives of husbands (mamas, daughters, sisters, etc...) in this business that so often entails family, many of us know it's kinda all interconnected in many ways. 

I am married and my family size is three (me, my wife, and 3 yrs daughter).