@ Anthony@Anthony Gayden why do you have a life insurance policy on a 10 month old child?

I own and lived in a duplex in one of the “sketchiest” areas in San Diego, Logan Heights, with a wife and a newborn baby so I could get my foot in the door of the market.

Hi @Scott Hawkins, I'd need more data to give you a better recommendation, but from what I can tell I would probably offload your Arden Hills house as it may not be a strong enough rental to hold during a time that your budget may be crunched with a second child.

They were honest about having bad credit, but left out owing about $75k in child support.

It's state law here in MA and it's also the right thing to do.If you don't and a child ends up with actual brain damage because they were munching on a lead-painted windowsill when they were teething, you'll not only have to pay an unspeakable amount in damages, you'll have to live with the knowledge that you had a hand in screwing up their entire life.

Purchasing assets in a child's name is a hassel and not nessisarily worth the additional risks.

From there you compartmentalize each property into separate "child/member" series within the Series LLC.

Then, I focused on buying more properties for myself for cash flow, as well as raising my young child, keeping the stable but boring 9-5. 

There is a sense that it's not that great or more it's like the red-headed step-child of real estate investing.

I'm going to need a separate account per property (each in it's own child LLC), so the ability to open an account quickly and easily is a plus.