Oh, and my wife and I have done all of that with me having a full time job and her raising our two toddlers. 

This only mattered to me because I learned that having families with toddlers living in the unit above me was not pleasant, so after that I always chose single renters.

The gist was that Brandon has bought a single family home for his son, who is a toddler or an infant, that would be his once he grew to be 18.

We're doing the turnkey thing because we have a toddler and full time jobs so time is a limited resource these days!

So are my boys too young since they are toddlers.

I have a full-time job and have a toddler....aka not a lot of time to manage a rehab.Thoughts?

To be clear, my wife is no longer employed (she stays at home working full time for our twin toddlers).

I am not very handy and with a full time job plus a toddler I don't feel like I can do much of the work here.

Also, our concern with renting to a Tenant with a toddler is that our balcony connects to the roof on one side and the child (toddler) could potentially climb up and over the balcony, or climb on the roof and end up falling off.

I cash flow more than that on an $80k condo.Very good points and legit questions.I am going to call the accountant asap to figure this out.About the strict rental rules, the plan is to live there for a while (probably 6 to 12 months) because it is 5 mins from work and next to a family member that can help my wife with the kids (a toddler and a newborn) and it is in a great location (5 mins from Whole Foods, a big university, a big hospital, a huge mall, beach, Publix and 10 mins to Costco and a financial center).