We enjoy the outdoors, hiking, camping, offroading (and working on the Jeep as a result of the offroading) and we have our first child on the way.

In that time we have seen one World Series championship, a Hurricane, a snow storm, and had our first child so we are on a good run so far.

I found a multi family building 3 unit 3 stories in my area brooklyn NY region and i seen it boarded up did a lil reseach found out there was a big fire that burnt the 2nd floor up but i use to live there as a child and i know it has great potential when rehabbed but i don't know how much a project like that would be and is it too much if I'm beginner ? 

You can't go after their Public assistance payments, Health and disability insurance payments, Worker's compensation, social security, veterans and unemployment benefits.As for Tax Refunds I believe in Connecticut you can only do that for Child Support and even that its a jump through hoops for getting on that.

Hello everyone, I have a rental property occupied by a tenant and child.

I'm not rich enough to be a charity just yet :crazed:

@Aaron Bonne great question as I am starting out, trying to prioritize goals with a new born and the desire to retire with a certain goal in mind, have my kid(s) attend college, and have the ability to retire earlier than 65. 1000k/month to max out Ira 600/ month on top of Ira to meet retirement min. 600/month for college savings PER CHILD (hopefully max at 2 haha) 1500/month to pay my current mortgageNot sure my wife and I would quit our jobs at this point.

My youngest child had a heart transplant as an infant. 

Trying to deduct your own time on your rental is like those parents who view their weekend with their own child as babysitting.

The parent LLC can be the member of the child lower level LLCs.