I have a hard time retiring now with a new baby and stay at home mom wife but am looking to nail down a target date to retire within the coming weeks and make it happen.

I work full time and am raising a newborn with my wife that will be 6 months old soon and we also have an eleven year old as well.

Now is the time to invest in apartments from 2016 - 2020 since the baby and echo-boomers will be needing multifamily housing.

This is a very bad joke because I have a small baby at home and definitely don't want to infect my house with this MFs.What am i supposed to do?

Just keep that in mind, especially with a new baby.

My grandmother, who was the owner, tells me that there used to be many problems however i have not come across any...yet. 1st floor- pays every 1st of the month and never has complaints2nd floor- is my only Section 8 unit and i get rent on time3rd floor- slower payer but not badBuilding "S",Store front-this used to be my father package store 20+ years ago but has been empty since the early 90's. i would love to fix it up and get it rented but have NO clue where to begin.2nd Floor- Empty for about a year now, I've done a lot of work to clean and try and get ahead of any problems that may come up when its occupied. i have recently finished all the work and im working on getting it rented for section 83rd floor- i have had many problems here, ive already sent a marshal with an eviction notice for late payment and then they paid and ive had many chances to evict them. the scary thing is that if they are not there the whole building would be empty and that scares me more.Building "R"My biggest problem here is that it is very dirty, we had a REALLY bad mouse problem that has gotten significantly better in the last 2 months. 1st Floor- there are about 5-6 kids that live here between 2-18 y/o and its pretty upsetting seeing this place. they are typically good on the rent but they have about 7 motorcycles in the driveway, toys and just garbage.2nd Floor- nothing3rd Floor- decent people how ever currently they are about 2-1/2 months behind on rent... and they just had a baby. i may be a sucker but how do you evict a family with a new born......I guess im looking for any suggestions on what i could be doing to make more income, reduce head aches, anything really!

(still in the early baby steps)

(I discovered I needed to remove some very small items like baby socks caught inside the drain).

A tenant would flush the disposable waste wipes(similar to baby wipes), which would get caught on the rust that built up in the cast iron drain.

She currently drives a 2008 impala that could hold our whole family, but would be very inconvenient with 2 babies and a 6 year old in the small back seat.