Also I have interviewed one GC but was hoping any attorneys, developers, and GC's might chime in with helpful suggestions on how to proceed.I have worked directly under a major developer before but now it's my baby and I don't want to make any more mistakes than I have to.  

@Stetson Miller I forgot to mention the "silver tsunami" of baby boomers flooding to retirement who have plans were expecting traditional fixed income products to yield enough income to pay their expenses throughout retirement.

We have done very well through baby step, living frugally, and turning personals into rentals when we were transferred!

I have a few baby questions, don't laugh at me for asking these haha.1.

With all this money we baby boomers, and older generations will be passing to our younger heirs, and capital gains or current tax laws like they are, take a hard look at a CRT.With a CRT you dictate the return you want on your investment, as long as it is not under 5% or more than 50%.  

It's hard because I am doing a lot of the work as well (playing off our different strengths) but I still have my W2 job and now we are expecting a baby (more expenses!).

Being new parents to a beautiful baby girl, Kat and I are much more focused on providing security for our daughter and the best life possible for her.  

Now a year later, we have 2 properties in Texas and a baby on the way and are looking to move back to the area next year.We want to buy a low market value house either in foreclosure or in need of big repairs.

Hi All - i'm interested to know what the rental market is like in 55+ retirement communities, particularly in South FL, given baby boomers are outliving retirement income.

DR purists will disagree, but with a small change to baby steps(*) 2 and 4, a leveraged REI can follow the program.