I paid her $4,500  for it just this morning I have a tenant moving in on the first, paying me $575 per month on this baby.

I am an animal lover with 2 big ole mutts, horses and goats also so I know people like to travel with their babies....I will let y'all know how this goes...

@Ben, I wrote a book called Millionaire Baby Cracking the Wealth Code on this very topic. 

As the baby boomer generation transitions from home owner to assisted living facilities you may find that the market for this kind of transition heats up in the notorious retirement communities.

I took the online course and passed the Sales Associate exam while I was 7 months pregnant with my first baby in May 2019.From my networking, we created a partnership with one of the people I met from the article feature who wanted to invest in Florida.

I also am a huge fan of Dave Ramsey and am working the same baby steps, though I do treat my real estate investing different (very conservative, but I am okay with debt as long as it's supported by a fixed rate loan.)

I am currently 31, married, with a newborn and just hit my goal in two years.My portfolio consists of 24 total units (14 of which I've bought into and have equity - i'll get more into this later), mainly SFH's all in the greater Phoenix area.My units all cash flow differently but my total cash flow of the portfolio is about $8.3K a month or $100K a year (accounting for vacancies, repairs, capex, etc).

I was giving birth to my second baby.

Tough call maybe the best is to split the baby in half-pay some tax and 1031 exchange a percentage.

In the 1990's a bunch of people spent hundreds of dollars on Bennie Babies.