We understand this can be challenging for our tenants, but we are planning for our children's future and teaching them about the REAL ESTATE benefits.Do any of you have suggestions as to how we can best approach this or can refer me to someone who can prepare a letter addressing our plans for the build?  

I'm not sure if there are any other next of kin; he has no children or spouse.  

Now, I'm tagging @Jason Wray here again incase there's any confusion but none of my children have access to my VA loan. 

I would think about your location, if there are a lot of young people who are looking to rent and don't have a lot of furniture yet it's probably a good idea.

Also, even an old beat up floor looks decent and bedrooms usually have a lot of furniture so you can only see a small part of the floor anyways and tenants may even put down a throw rug.

It includes things like a supply calculator (editable). furniture estimator, mortgage calculator, cash on cash return, return on investment numbers, bill calculator, and much more. 

I recommend looking into areas near economic bases - close to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Ohio State Campus, New Albany, etc.

We have an LLC and plan to put the properties in a trust for our adult children's future inheritance. 2: I started with nothing!

My children may never join the military, but my decendents will all have benefits of USAA.  

Her children are elderly now but family bonds are strong and they still love gathering together so would love a gather spot of retreat like spot for them to sit and perhaps for family to go on holidays for events.