I can't remember which is which, but one is the ratio of the mortgage to your income and the other is all your recurring debt and obligations (such as child support, car payment, not the gas bill).

) anymore.As a broker you will get IRS tax levy demands on their commission checks, suspension of license for student loan delinquencies, back child support, not paying license renewal fees on time, continuing education requirement lapses, and on and on.

The daughter doesn't have the money (here sister died giving birth to her third child so the parents bought this house for the son-in-law and the kids.

I am 25 years old, married, with our first child on the way.

I was introduced to real estate when I was a child and watched my mother quit her harsh factory job to become a real estate agent. 

So my child would not be moving into my property.

In the agreement, they included that users give up their first born child as payment, and that anything users shared would be passed along to the National Security Agency.

Well, despite having a wife and child, I'm seriously considering giving it a go now.

This coupled with the birth of my third child. :) Any body have any good names or contacts?

Our family is young, but growing fast with one child already and another on the way.We are exploring our options when it comes to investing in real estate.