The tenant has an 11 month old and likes to take baths with her baby.

Although, I only foresee, demand going up as many 'Baby Boomers' are coming of age and moving into Senior-Assisted Living.My number one goal for the investment is to learn how to be a investor myself and number two is of course is to make a solid investment.

Everyone expects a baby boomer to work hard, not everyone expects us to do the same.Sorry for the book.

The follow-up letter(s) are a good idea too because it may take them time to respond but once they do, then you can get into more detail if appropriate.The fact that they are out of state is a good thing too. The

I come from a traditional Latino household that came to the US to give their baby boy something bigger.

Baby boomers are a huge target market with over 145,000 homes being developed by one single developer that over the next few decades will provide housing for folks looking to get out of the cold but can't afford the more affluent areas of south Florida and west of us in Destin and Gulf Shores, AL.

So I filed eviction paperwork on a non payment tenant here's the issue her baby daddy who isn't on the lease and does live there has no belongings in unit or on property comes over either for the kids or personal favors won't get into it as he is also married with a family come to find out.

I'm wondering if anyone can offer tips when renting to families with babies or small children, especially with respects to Los Angeles local laws.

On a separate line I calculate the subfloor prep-Carpet pad, moisture barrier, tile mortar, etc.With tile mortar-the back of the package should tell you how much surface area it will cover depending on the tooth width your trowel has.

Its success all the way, baby!