My partner brings to the table his expertise and does the work ( finding the best deals, purchasing the property, overseeing reno's, lease agreements with renters, collecting rent, paying the insurance, property tax etc), he does all the baby sitting associated with the rental property.I'm act as "the bank".

Hi, Everybody I been having some discussions, with my investors and partners how much I cash flow in some of my properties, so I want to hear people from all over Phoenix, Dallas, Denver, Ohio, Wisconsin, Hawaii every...

All with a baby boy about to turn 1 (my brother has a 8 month old baby girl as well).

We did have a baby in the process, we did 90% of the work ourselves, and we learned as we went.

Is this most likely to be sold to a baby boomer, a millennial?

You stay in the house for a year and then you can maybe live in a more conventional place once the baby is born? 

And for SFR's you're not likely to find a lender that will do asset-based lending, unless you have a portfolio of them that you could do a blanket loan on.Hey Marty, my major roadblock is our taxable income, W2 income declined compared to the previous year (wife out of work due to baby and starting of an additional business), we took a lot of deductions for 2018 tax return and the income from those deductions will only be on the 2019 return. 

One roof baby!

We just had a baby on Christmas so my perspective on the value of free time has completely changed.Anyway, we've been very fortunate and actually have enough money to put 20% down on something toward the lower end in our market even though it's incredibly hot.

Start with baby steps, need to crawl before you walkA good start is to source properties where you can add valueNetwork with investors who are already doing this and piggy back .