Is that old-fashioned of me?

I am 35 years old (today) and my wife and I have two kids.

I am 35 years old (today) and my wife and I have two kids.  

Also keep in mind I factored in 9% between CapX and repairs, assuming the age on the major systems isn't too old. 

To do it right it's a timely process and you still have old dated cabinets. 

Keep things simple, do not create any payroll for him and focus on making more money.Now, if he makes $75k net, which is after expenses - then he needs to consider an S-corporation and W2 payroll for himself.Bookkeeping is simple, really: record everything he spends for business in any form that is simple for him: old-fashioned notepad, Excel or Google Sheets if he knows how to use them or apps like Expensify or TaxBot.

There's a lot of old houses in Lakewood.

I have an LLC that is 1.5 years old.

You can only charge them the pro-rated value of the stove....if its 11 years old, its not worth much.

I've invested in Old Town, Maine.