Just make sure your deal can stand on it's own (without anticipated appreciation).As for the agent question--God bless the child that's got their own! 

Chances are you may not choose to rent in riverside or Ortega unless you can afford private but with this open enrollment coming now a family could rent in riverside and drive over the river to get their child to a higher ranking school. 

Hello Everyone, My name is Aisha Prince Im 23 years old I just got recently engaged to the love of my life and we have one child.

The applicant wants to use my rental as a way to proof residence for his child’s impending schooling.

If kids are hurt, you are liable.You may also be violating child labor law.

They aren't all bad, but don't just trust them with your first-born child because they come with the property.Most importantly, don't go with the assumption turnkeys are 100% hands-off.

I had a small child at the time and I honestly think that many of his issues have to do with constantly hearing "Mommy's working..."  

My wife and I just had our first child and while we want to buy a home in the area, I'm concerned because I'm starting a whole new career in a whole new area. 

I would not copy someone’s as each person has different criteria (for example you may need to save for a child’s college where someone else doesn’t etc) but it will give you great ideas and insight on your local market in the auburn/Worcester area and if you should hold it or is it a good time to sell

In this case, you could start the "parent" LLC, and then open separate "child" series, which are private documents you can create from your computer at home even, for each individual apartment you are purchasing.