I guess they were watching so the could find out how to go on the show and have a paternity test to find out who the baby daddy was.

Now, this post gives me the courage to actually take the baby steps. 

I have two kids (including a young baby) at home and just don't have time to learn/research this stuff right now...wish my tenants were moving out in a  year!  

So should i start out taking baby steps, or should I put on my big boy britches, get off the bench, and start playing ball with the big boys, so to speak?

S = SpecificM = MeasurableA = AchievableR = RelevantT = TimeSo for example, instead of saying "I want to be a Real Estate Investor" you would bring it down to the baby steps of what that means.

Because of the Heloc I’m getting all sorts of ROI calculations from 5-25% changing vacancy, maintenance and management calls (may self manage) and don’t know if it’s worth it in a rising rate environment  especially with tighter cash flow as I have a baby coming in a few months.

Awww...I love little babies at that age!

Chief didn't appreciate my answer and my blatant refusal to obey him blindly and unquestionably.

Hello BiggerPockets Ccommunity!I have recently been submerging myself in books such as Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Brandon Turner's infamous Book on Rental Properties as well as listening to his podcasts and Grant Cardone'...

LOL Although babies are an absolute Blessing, sounds funny but children are a major expense, I would suggest figuring out your living situation and your home purchase first if you can.