We definitely dream about it often enough but her nose is to the grind stone with work and raising our child making it difficult for her to raise her eyes up and look down the road a bit.

Even worse, the tenant had a baby recently so now not only is my building at risk, so is a child.

Millennials might not have an issue, but older clients may balk at working with someone their child or grandchild's age.

That dander is tough to get rid of and could cause a serious allergic reaction to another guest in the future.

This is my first post and I'm hoping yal can offer me some advice.I'm 34 years old and married with 1 child (2yrs old).

I have known her since she was a child and felt obligated to help.

An open mortgage with a $66k balance left from the deceased mother and two child support liens totaling about $8k from the state against my seller!

Is she running a day care,  watching kids from time to time, is she licensed or did she take on family or a neighborhood child?    

I am looking to develop a buy and hold strategy to help fund retirement.My wife and I had our first child a little over 9 months ago, which has motivated me beyond belief to build a business that I can fund our retirement, while also helping provide a head start for my daughter and any future children my wife and I have.I look forward to "meeting" you!

When things go wrong on that single property (and they can) you don't have a portfolio of other properties to balance it out, so make sure you have enough reserves to weather the storm when you have a vacancy or unexpected repairs until you can build up a large enough portfolio that you don't feel the pain when you have one problem child in your portfolio.