Going to both is a good way to speed up your learning curve and make as many connections as possible.I am planning on going to both, however, my wife and I are expecting a brand new baby in early August so my schedule may not work out this coming month.  

That makes us unable to compete with people who can get 5% loans and trust fund babies who are okay with a 5% return on their funds.

The key is baby steps.

After my baby girl was born a couple of months ago, the desire to spend time focusing on what matters most in life (family, friends, loved ones) increased exponentially. 

My wife and I are very young (both 21) and we have our first baby due in October.

I see there may be two "children" with the same last name and who are in their 50's (baby boom era kids), one of whom may live on the property and one of whom may live out of state.

Bryan.......I could'nt agree more, I like many others that I know are getting tired of this government treating us as though we're babies that just need direction.

Maybe a baby company out there in Silicon Valley land waiting on a round of funding to get off the ground.

You are relocating due to work, you just got married, having a baby, special housing due to medical reason - these are not an issues.Moving from a 4-unit to an another 3-4 unit a few miles away, and in a short time is a red flag.

I did contact one lender about getting a 2nd FHA loan which is typically not allowed, however we had a baby and acquired a 5 year old since we moved here.