After school I have work where I am an assistant teacher at a daycare/preschool, which purpose is to simply pay for gas and as I would find out, books.I might be rambling, so if you are still reading, god bless you and thank you. :) So those books I mentioned.

but I wouldn't miss a moving truck, I drive by both these homes 2x/day on the way to school.Near my son's preschool a few more homes came on the market including an interesting little duplex.

Hello,I apologize in advance for the long back story....I'm a stay at home mom and have been following my husbands Oil career around the world for the past 8 years, we have 1 preschooler and 1 one toddler. 

I work outside of the house while they are in preschool.  

I adopted 2 preschoolers in the 1990s.

Young affluent families that love being in the city center till their first kid hits preschool age and they start looking at the expense of private schools vs. moving to an area with great public schools.

He's only going to be available to work after I pick him up from pre-school and before dinner.

I own one rental property outright, but the cash flow is spoken for with kids preschool cost.

I just hope it comes before I have to pay for my 3 year old's preschool bill!

For now, the preschool teacher rents a one-bedroom apartment in San Diego's South Park neighborhood with her boyfriend, but only because their income is far too low for them to buy a home.When the time comes, they have little interest in the hundreds of condos being built in downtown San Diego – or in condos anywhere else, for that matter."