Now that I finished building my house, my second baby was born in June and my other son started kindergarten I have time to write an almost weekly blog (every 10 days) on BP about Architecture + Development on my 40 minute bus ride to work.

In the Denver area it was almost an entirely cash market--we once received payment of nearly $50k, in one hundred dollar bills, in recycled baby wipe tubs.

Perp-walking one landlord in handcuffs on camera is worth kissing a hundred full-diaper babies for a politico.

Purchase price: $490,000 Cash invested: $50,000 massive house hack-hack put a trailer in the back yard connected to water/power for me to live in with my wife and baby converted large house into separate studios and bedrooms to bring in over 3k in monthly income will rent trailer spot out when we leave for the next house for an extra $700 a month What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

We just had a baby back in October and are not keen on the idea of moving right now, plus our mortgage is crazy cheap so we don't really want to lose that right now either.

The baby sitter wasn't watching and the kid needed CPR to come back.

There are some deadbeat baby mamas that have a 0 portion and they are mad over ability to move into my house because their voucher does not pay enough.  

While you look around and come up with ideas that fit you, more actively be sure to think about smaller baby success steps.

Baby Boomers.

I personally like to see people's reaction to the naked baby doll standing over the counter.