When baby #2 was conceived, I knew it was time to get out of our 2 bedroom duplex that we rented.

We know nothing, we haven't even bought a home of our own yet so we are definitely babies to the Real Estate World.

About me.I am thirty one years old and I am having my first baby this April.

Aside from that the media side of things has been by baby and the area I work in day in and day out.

My dream is to create a real estate company serving the housing needs of middle income population, but like everything in life, it is best to start with baby steps.I like the NYC metropolitan area because of its diversity, potential for growth and the fact that it behaves somewhat independently of the national economic trends.  

Stuff your clothes into a backpack.

A living trust is in the immediate future, just hard to find the time with a baby and 70 hour work weeks.

. - it's not a new born baby, which you might get from single tenant who signed the lease and few months later you have all that crying neighbor whole nights.I'd take 3y.o as my neighbor any time IF her income is good enough or exceed 4 rents.IMHO

There is NO risk of gas leaks and... city inspectors aren't grumpy when a tenant piles cloths in front of the "furnace" (because there is no open flame).

https://research.realtor.com/housing-shortage-boomers/