@Erik Smalls per the article you need to work out a payment plan with the IRS, and it will likely still be a factor for your DTI ratio. 

I would say if there are no significant negatives, why not give it a shot, you can always change directions and sell if it dosnt workout, right.

That might be the move for me, which of course will be dependent on if I find any deals where the purchase price and the cash flow calculation work out. 

Hard to know what your kid will or will not learn about the RE aspect but I can assume she will remember how you and the wife work out your different opinions on the matter .

I work out of Virginia but I have a lender that is licensed in Florida, you can go to my profile info and email if you are interested in more information as it can't be shared on here due to forum rules.

That didn't work out.

I'm now not completely positive how this would work out, however, I would work for you in any way that I could if you could teach me you ways of making cash.

What if it doesn't work out and the PM is a shister?

Should things work out, buying 1 - 5MM Class B properties is where my bread-and-butter should be.I also agree that college will not necessarily cost 300K each due to inflation, . 

It didn't work out (due to appraisal, not Chris - he's great), so I ended up with BofA.