the cons of this building is that it has tenants that are smoky and stayed there for long time, some of them are paying through government assistance which I really don't know if this would be a bad idea or what, the unit that might fit our growing family as we are now three and expecting a baby soon!

Higher vandalism, unsophisticated tenants who don’t have financial management skills, lots of baby sitting just to get rent paid, more evictions, more money spent on turns, less appreciation.

When you get outside the city into suburbs, prices are not a bargain.Lastly, my future purchases are taking into consideration that there are 10k baby boomers a day retiring.

I have two duplexes with one unit occupied in each at the moment and the bills are vastly different...I have one unit occupied by a working brother/sister/baby. 

I think that silver tsunami via Baby boomers are going to hit major cities like Phoenix and Tucson.

My goal is to find a property that my family (myself, wife, and two babies) can house hack to cut down on our living expenses (obviously). 

We have just learned that we are having another baby, baby number 3, a "oupsie" baby, "not part of the plan" baby, an "oh f***" baby.

We don't plan on using the same business entity for our rental business.I asked them about portfolio lending and she got back to me with some responses that are positive but now I'm feeling kind of LOST because I'm still in the baby stages.

It would be like taking a baby step on your way up to bigger deals

This is very frustrating.I plan on evicting her ASAP however, I was unexpectedly taken out of work at the end of july due to pregnancy and had the baby 2.5 weeks ago...my disability got messed up as well!!