Your passion about giving back to your community is very inspiring.

I kicked things off by listening to the BiggerPockets podcast, where I heard an inspiring story from a woman who’d quit her W2 job within a few years of investing.

This was a problem 10 years ago, and it’s even more critical today in our hyper-fast-paced world with ADHD-inspired scrolling.

The neighbors and children might not be safe with him around, it would not be worth the risk to me.

I can see through DOM the contrast between those struggles and the lease ups of the better located single families in the area.I cant say with certainty this applies across the entire city but what’s known is the fact people are getting married and starting families later in life than in the past, young people have more debt than ever before thanks to student loans, the cost of buying ahome has never been higher & most  families decide to move to the suburbs when they have school aged children.

I wanted to focus on homeless families one day with probably 1/4 to 1/3 of the units I will eventually have.Believe it or not, if I am successful in this real estate thing, I was hoping to teach others in my family how to do it too and anyone else who would listen especially those with children coming from being homeless. 

This community is full of knowledge, support, and inspiration for all experience levels.

It isn't slimy like what the guru's did/do that inspired the BP founders, but it's not transparent or obvious either. 

EXAMPLE: college student living with parent(s).Regarding using child support - suggest you follow mortgage requirements:1) Need copy of divorce decree to determine ages of children, so you can confirm how long it will continue.2) Need proof of at least 3-6 months of actual payments, as too many deadbeat dads.

Homes built before 1978 often contain lead-based paint, which poses serious health risks, particularly to children and pregnant women.