In the market you are referring to you may find a family with a post college age child who is still living at home.

If they sue, they will still name you personally, and it will come down to a decision of were you negligent in your operation of the car, did you breach your duty of care and was it the proximate cause of the death of the child? 

If Ohio is successful in squashing the wholesaling business by regulating it out of existence they may be the posted child for what's to come.

They will end up paying 30% of their "net" income (after taxes and some deductions like cost of child care and a utility allowance number based on your location, which may or may not be actual utility costs) as their portion.

Dont forget to gather middle initials and check for divorce or child support proceedings also as well as recorded mortgages.

I had a client sell his home and child support was immediately taken from proceeds. 

@Steve Vaughan could you send  me the documentation you have from HUD stating the 2 adults and no child over 2 of opposite sex?

While they certainly prefer not to pay more tax, the interest for US property purchases will remain and frankly it is likely to accelerate - simply because the Chinese are keen to get their child to go study in the US and their family to move to the US to enjoy healthy food and life.  

It may not be that 15-20% speculative roller-coaster appreciation, but one reason I diverted funds from equities to RE was to find some boring-but-reliable growth while also throwing off enough cash to--once scaled--replace my wife's income when she is ready to retire and pay for the extra expenses of a special needs child in the meantime (I'm already semi-retired; attached is a picture from my Monday afternoon.)I'm 52 and feeling the age thing for sure, with 3 levels of cervical fusion less than a month in my future.

Ex. you have $5.43 million in credits, you can gift $1million to your child now, so when you die you have $4.43 million in credits left.