Also was upfront about when she gets paid, and said she may be late a day or 2 because she gets paid every other friday and may fall on a different fridayCons-didn't want month to month lease because she said the landlord (me :)) can throw her out when she has a baby, I said usually the owner is more comfortable with month to month to get to know the tenant.

Lot of times Business is compared to a Toddler that is starting on the very first steps.
So putting aside the Toddler Path, we can say for sure that the most important step to Start something is to START!
But how? 
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I forgot to mention the home is getting a bit tight for us: 1000 sq ft, no basement nor garage and with one baby and another on the way!

You can play to that by stressing that you'll be owner occupying as well... that the property will be your "baby"... that the property will be well cared for... that the property will help you out of a tough spot... that the property will help end world hunger... you get the idea.

Baby steps work for many - but the decision on whether or not to invest in a property should be theirs alone.In my most recent blog I mentioned it specifically that if you can never make your own decisions then maybe Real Estate Investing isn't for you.Lot's of opinions fly around on BP and can blemish the mind of a newbie investor.Anyways, not sure if this is on topic with the thread and don't want to hijack it.

We are now going into baby steps #7 of FPU and would like to incorporate real estate into our wealth building.  

I have a girl friend and a little baby girl (10 months old) I've been listening to BP.

Hello everyone I need some help so I am like a new born  baby to the real estate investing world.

Feeling a little nervous walking in with a baby llc and asking for 75K with nothing to back it but my salary.

Younger crowd moving in, older baby boomers moving out.