My parents weren't the best with finances and I don't want that for my children. 

Renting to children in these buildings is a scary proposition.

In one case, I do most of your listed VR services for a homeowner plus the initial 3-week set-up of the unit (design; procurement of furniture, kitchenwares, linens, etc.; photography, etc.).

. $280k, ARV is 255-260k- She has a tenant there who is not paying rent consistently- She is several months behind in mortgage payments and has been contacted by the bank- She owes $9k in HOA fees- She wants NOTHING to do with this property- I've verified that she's caught up on taxes- There may be a lien on the title that's already been paid for furniture (she ran her own search) and will need to be cleared somehow -- company may be out of businessWhat the HECK should I do with all of this?!

This is an old post, but I'm in the exact situation, and I'm curious if the same advice would hold true.I'm moving from MO where I had a Series LLC and a couple of children under it. 

And when it displays, I say filtering to protect against illegal activities and protect children.

@Richard Lee I haven't had need of an electrician yet, but Ogle Furniture is my go-to for furniture

Same thing with job loss, sick children, injury, car trouble etc.....None of it & I mean none of it matters.

Plus more walls = more places to put furniture.

My goal is to create a real estate business so that my children can be exposed to a different life than me at an earlier age.