Then read it again until you know the concept and math better than your childrens' names :D Kidding aside, this looks like a perfect route for you on paper, I strongly encourage you to pursue this path.I would recommend to stay in the same area as your existing properties, if possible and desirable.

It protects the renter's personal belongings (furniture, electronics, kitchenwares, clothes, etc.) and gives them liability protection.

Here is my situationI am 30 years old mother of 2 children and married. 

Are your furniture and decorations modern and neutral and add to the beauty of the home? 

------------------------------------------------Families can stuff children and family members into areas that strangers cannot be put into.

I also found the owners on record are 100/82 it is also classified as separate property and I may have located the names of some children and from what I can tell most of them are local and live in apts.

I have receipts indicating furniture purchases and vehicle fuel purchases  in the area, but didn't log our time.

Her friends and co-workers at the schools would struggle financially while we are able to live a comfortable life without stresses on how we will fund college or retirement for our children.

Getting it done quickly before furniture, if possible2.

The coworker has 3 children.