So I ended up with a upper-end rental property without having to make a large down payment.Biggest drawback was I am married and have two small children so it took a lot longer than we wanted it to.

She pays no tax on income to her IRA.What everyone should remember is the "no self dealing clause" - you can't participate with your own IRA, nor can your spouse, nor can your parents or children (direct blood relitives + marriage) Therefore, you personally can't "own" a portion of the real estate along with your own IRA (or your parents ect) If you were to do that, perhaps that is where the UBIT comes into playAs far as Roth Vs.

Shed Spotlight Housing WoesBy Susan Kinzie and Joshua PartlowWashington Post Staff WritersWednesday, November 24, 2004; Page A01 In 20 years working in commercial storage, years when she has also had to work nights waitressing at the Golden Corral to help support her children, Robin Lawrence has seen lots of people living in storage sheds.

Their contract would have ended the end of June, but the husband moved out the second week of February and the wife the following week.It looks like the husband just disappeared and we have only been able to contact the wife, who claims to have no knowledge of his whereabouts even though they have two children together.The wife also seemed to be under the impression that we should be so kind and no longer charge them rent since they moved out and she no longer has the funds to pay the rent.We put the house back on the market as soon as she left to keep the damage for to a minimum, but we haven’t had any luck finding new renters yet since the market is kind of slow until May or June.Since March rent was due, we sent her and her husband a reminder to pay the rent.Well, of course that did not go over well.

The property is just a few blocks away from one of the main gates, so as most of you deduced... the kind of traffic through here is not what you would want near your children (or parents).

I no longer have to commute during rush hour.I have the freedom to spend lots of time with my wife and children.

We are in our 20's with no children and a respectable household AGI.

I have a duplex and there is a bee hive inside the brick wall by the fireplace the tenant has children and she is allergic to bees so they asked if I could put them in a hotel room until I got rid of the bees it has been 2 nights already and I have already spent $438.00 and the beekeeper can't come until tomorrow to remove them I am just wondering if I should be paying for their room or if I am being too nice is it my responsibility or not?

I am 45, married with two children.

So he's obviously aware of the dog and the issue.I'll be renting out the house, and the renters will have children.