The millennium's due to college debt and society trends are delaying house buying, marriage, and child rearing!  

I am married with one child, a daughter and love spending time with the family by being outdoors.

----Child #3 is a 4 plex in San Diego. 

Ex: Parents do a 1031 exchange of a multifamily home to a SFR (or commercial property), which they rent to a child at FMV.

I want to be prepared to lose a little interest in those first two months of newborn-life and find a way to encourage myself to get back in it when I'm settled into the two under two lifestyle.

Depending on layout, we wanted out before first child was born, because we were upstairs with almost no storage near front door, so would have had to drag a stroller up a flight of stairs multiple times per day.  

My strategy is to buy this property and lease it for the next 10-15 years, where I will sell it and take the cash to provide it as college funds for my oldest child. 

(Plus you'll have folks with dementia flushing things they shouldnt etc - while on that subject - we update our electrical outlets as we go room to room with the child proof tamper resistant ones - a resident sticking something in the outlet they shouldnt is what prompted that update -- that happened about 6 mos or so I think after I bought the business - they cost a bit more than standard contractor grade but to me it's worth the added protection and if anything ever did happen - you can truly say you did about all you possibly could)

Yes, my 9 month old is my first child.

Your goals and story: This is a BRRRR Deal.Type of property: Single family homeLocation of property: Atlanta, GAPurpose of financing: rate/term refinanceType of financing sought: Fannie/Freddie Current or prior ownership of real estate: Currently own one Triplex, one SFR and closing two next week.Occupancy: investment with traditional long term leasesValue of property at present and/or your offer price: $ 100KAfter repair value: $150K (without any work)Anticipated or actual appraisal issues: anticipatedCurrent rents per month: $850Fair market rents per month: $1100Down payment or equity: ~30%Source of down payment funds, if applicable: forced equityIncome Source: Salaried/hourly W2Gross monthly income (optional): Monthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $FICO: ExcellentCredit issues: None