They're best use to baby sit offers once they get accepted....and push them through

People who have been driven from their homes need things like dry goods, baby formula, water, diapers (for children and adults), toiletries, feminine products, blankets and jackets (cold weather is upon us), undergarments, shoes, gift cards for goods and groceries etc.The thing most people don't realize is that those who have lost their homes are looking at 2-3 years before they can rebuild, assuming they had adequate insurance to even rebuild at all.

First things first though, I will have to take baby steps before talking to realtors.

So we will wait until the baby is born which will also allow me to finish some projects around here to get this place ready to list.  

Hoping I never get invited to anything for my tenants (wedding, baby shower, court).

Maybe take the family clothes shopping once in while as well....where does it stop.

Hello everyone on BP, thank you for visiting my post.I come cut from the same cloth as many of you out here. 

I think NYC makes better sense on all factors except housing prices but maybe that's why he split the baby with VA.  

Things are busy, but we have been very lucky to have a happy baby. 

They will do things that you could never imagine tenants would do.Keep in mind you are actually renting to the government and baby sitting government wards.