;-)In Washington state there are guys paying child support for babies the guy before him had.

I have always been interested in real estate investing and finally decided to get off my butt and get out there and make a better life for my wife and future child.

My renters reached out and asking if  their sister-in-law can move in and occupy 2rd bedroom with child. 

Not only a newborn newbie, but my very first interaction on BP.When looking at foreclosure properties on Home.com, it will list a home for lets say $14,900.

Beyond the structure, foundation, and drainage being very questionable to begin with, this is an urban D-class Section-8 pocket neighborhood because down the road there's a well-know church halfway house that also houses child molesters semi-permanently.This was where I learned that the cheapest property usually isn't the best deal for our operation.

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.

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.

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

As a child, the trips up and down were just child's play :)As an adult, I still get around fine, but would grow tired of going up and down stairs regularly to do laundry.

The first 10 min of the conversation was her explaining how she could not afford the electric bill and had to make monthly payments, owed her baby's daddy child support, owed the IRS 20k +, had her wages garnished and had less than $50.00 in her bank account.