In my education I've learned that the dominant rental age is usually in between 28-35.

However, they also require manual/keyboard verification sporadically and the end of each lesson has a test. 

Is email or snail mail better than text in this day and age?

And the kids are getting to the age they don't want a tag-along parent. 

This is all so new to me that when I'm tempted to go into perfectionist mode, or I get overwhelmed, I look at this quote over my desk: I am a wife and mother and I homeschool 3 of my daughters, ages 3, 7, and 12.

On all three once I asked for verification of who they purchased from the texts stopped.I am glad that I knew enough to see the red flags in these text, and I know most of you will as well, but wanted to put it out there so that we are all aware and if there are a few out there that don't know what to look for in such a situation to hopefully help them from being scammed.I suggest always ask specific questions that only a legit customer would know such as how did you find out about our company?

It depends on the age of the home.

But another consideration is your age and what you want to be doing with your time.

In this day and age, I found the sweet spot for a partner is someone who did not grow up in the States, but has been here long enough to know what's up (5-10 years), but not long enough to get Americanized and entitled.

Passive income is something I've always wanted to work towards (even from a younger age) and I have always known that rental properties was the way to go.