One of the selling features on the tenant side was that it was next to the school because that's where their child goes.

So with what I have read, having your in-laws invest in your LLC would not be allowed, since you are married to their child. 

She has her 12-year old child living there (which is fine) but also her “boyfriend”.

A young couple, expecting their first child when their landlord said that their lease would not be renewed.

I once owned a similar property and installed a simple above ground swimming pool for kids and charged $2.00 per hour per child to play in the simple pool, got to where I was netting an extra $500.00 per week.

Especially with the high costs of property in Hawaii.Circumstances changed when we found out we will be having our first child in December.  

Purchase price: $57,700 Cash invested: $11,800 Bought this SFR with proceeds from a BRRR just one week before the birth of our 5th child.

If child needs to go to college - sell one house and still have 14 left over.

Sadly that is child's play compared to some scammers I have seen in the commercial lending arena.The buyers are lucky they are only out 600 bucks.

Judgements, Child support problems, court orders those kind of things, those are pretty fuzzy & iffy to me, I try to avoid those kind of problems.