We are closing on our first rental property with plans to rent to college students. My college daughter will also be on the lease as a primary. The numbers will work when she finishes college, moves out and this becom...

Possibly but i want to make sure i am doing the right thing to get there.I am 39 years old, no child but plan on having one at some point.

My husband is also very allergic to cats and will cost us a lot of money to deep clean the apartment once he moves out which is what we explained.

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What is interesting to me is all the owner/operators I know and/or know of that were founded in the 90's, have an almost allergic reaction to interest rate exposure.  

Move in with a relative to get some assistance with your child to and yourself.

This was a new phenomenon for them and the child had to stay in the hospital for several days while doing tests and healing.

I haven't found an answer to this specific question on BP or elsewhere online: if I die, and my SDIRA that holds investment property goes to my adult child, what are his/her options? 

If at that time a child wants to move into the property as their primary residence they will be able to keep the reduced property tax basis.  

@Kirstyn Indy - I would start off by calling the credit card(s) that you wish to add your child as an authorized user.