My kid didn't do a walkthrough.  

I have done both, but individual leases for college kids works well - especially using venmo accounts, both for security deposits and rent.

After living in Marlborough, it's not as "scary" as people make it out to be, and our street demographics were about 50% retired blue-collar folks who were often original owners (40 yrs +), and most people moving into the neighbourhood were younger immigrant families, usually with kids, typically as renters.

I guess I should start by introducing my self My name is Sergio I live in the awesome city of Phoenix, Az I came to the U.S 22 yrs ago from Colombia, I served honorably in the U.S Marines and I currently work in the oil and gas industry in the frozen state of ND some of my hobbies are riding my motorcycle, hiking, shooting at the range, salsa, bachata, vallenato dancing.Like almost every one I was influenced by Robert Kiyosaki's Rich dad Poor dad a few years ago and that set in motion a desire to get out of the rat race, I started working in the oil industry to get out off debt as prescribed by Dave Ramsey now a few years in to my oil field career I've accomplished some financial goals and now ready to dive in to the real state world so I can work for my self "minding my business" (forgot who said that but good quote) I like to focus on buy and hold rental property the residual income is something that is appealing to me, I guess my goal is to eventually stop "working" and spend more time with family and donate more of my time and money to my friends organization helping disable kids and under privilege families in Colombia.I hope this was a proper intro and it wasn't too long looking forward to one day being on the Bigger pockets podcast with Josh and Brandon and having photograph taken with Robert Kiyosaki.

Over the last 10 years the crime has increased and now I don't know that I would take my wife and kids due to the crime (including murders and kidnappings of not only nationalists but foreigners).  

HA Just kidding...

There are tons of resources out there, as this is a difficult choice for those in relationships, kids, family, ect.

Love to hear some innovative ideas for teaching our kids how it all works.My main two ideas so far are:1. when they want a decent-sized purchase (say $100ish) outside of bday/xmas, have them read a book along the lines of Millioniare Next Door/RichDadPoorDad and write me a book report2. gradually pay them to manage my local properties. 

Hi all,Hope everyone's well. Brooklyn NY native here. 24 years old working in Finance for about 3 years now. I'm looking to begin my first real estate investment and could use any and all advice. I've gone through som...

I am a child and family therapist in the East Valley and I often refer some of the kids I work with to occupational therapy to help with sensory issues and regulating their physiology.I have been investing in real estate as well over the past few years.