They both need full rehabs due to age of the systems.

The community is about 30 years old and has just voted in favor of building THs that have elevators and will be exclusively a retirement community (for ages 55+).

I was thinking of using cement drywall, at lowes they showed me green anti moisture wall for it?

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.

My tenants lived in the home for just 11 months. (Thank God)  While preparing for us to move back in as the primary residents, we scheduled to have the floors of the entire home redone with wood.  So we told them not ...

@Tony LinYour 401k with your current employer is likely not able to be moved until you either leave that job or reach age 59 1/2 while still working there.The old 401(k) can be moved to an IRA/401k of your choosing, including a self-directed version of such a plan.The Solo 401(k) has nice benefits for those who qualify.  

Even if they do, odds are that my child is a different age than theirs.  

Granted, it took me a full year to build a book of business large enough to make even my first dollar in commission, but now that I am three years in, I am doing better than I ever thought I would be at age 25.