And he has to pay child support for a child he never sees...

Also the teenage child that was the subject (victim?)

A subsequent divorce, new child support payments, less time with my kids and having to rebuild my life sent me back on my original quest for passive income streams as well as re-establishing supplemental income from wholesaling with a new strong desire to complete my first rehab/flip but with an obviously significant need for private financing and/or hard money partners to help. 

Small, old house built in the 1950s, but appreciating like 20k a year, at least if you look at the property tax statements, although we need to get that lowered/re-estimated.Anyways, have a new child and we were going to sell to get a bigger house, but wouldnt it be smarter to take equity out on it and rent it out?

I remember when I lived in an apartment buiding with my young baby and a neighbor screamed "Shut that child up"The dog owner can train the dog with a treat or handle that in some other way.  

Hi everyone, I'm a newborn in real estate but I have been doing a lot of reading in the forums, listening to webinars and reading books on real estate.

I am looking to do the same no later than next year and I'm in the same situation with having a child and a wife I need to make sure is in a good area.

@Faith Chesney if we didnt have a child now I would consider doing just that.

"Train up a child" and all that:) My degree is Social Science Education, so qualified to teach History, etc.

My oldest child will start college in the fall and based on current finances with the house obligation, our family financial contribution is just doable.