So I am looking at a property, only issue is the child of an existing tenant has high lead levels in his/her system. 

Here are some of the options for investing your retirement accounts: * Real Estate - including apartments, single family homes, and duplexes * Commercial property, developed or undeveloped land * Mortgages/Deeds of Trust * Publicly traded stocks, bonds, mutual funds * Private Limited Partnerships * Private Stock Offerings, Private Placements * Private Limited Liability Companies * Secured and Unsecured Notes * Judgments/Structured Settlements * Tax Sale Certificates * Car Paper * Factoring * Accounts Receivable * Commercial Paper * Equipment LeasingYou can also set up Self Directed Coverdell Education Savings Accounts for child education expenses and Self Directed Health Savings Accounts for health care expenses.What if you had a child who was 5 years old and you opened a Coverdell account for them with $500.

No one ever lost their voucher for any reason, including the drug dealing, arson-committing, child prostituting household. 

We have 1 child and plan to have more.

I start Air Force National Guard Retirement Pay in 8yrs and hopefully if still available Social Security a few years later that's where Real Estate comes in I don't own a home 1 child 17yrs old, not married I need a Long Term Residence at least a 1/2 acre 3 car garage for tools I like to tinker with everything but I also would like space.So after I get the first part of the plan done looking at Rental Investing I bought the book from Brandon Turner ( Rental Property Investing ) reading that now so combined with signing up to this forum I believe it will be a good start to my goals.

Ok @Walter Edmondson, here is how MOST (not all) of the seminar industry works.They get a "poster child", like Kiyosoki to lure you in and create credibility.  

Child 1 LLC owns the property, Child 2 LLC manages the property.

I used to tag along my parents investments as a child, but I started at 24.

@Chris Pasternak im not married, but I do have a son with her and would like to try not to pay the child support in the future.

I would recommend one LLC per property or using something like a series LLC where you can place the properties into individual child cells to minimie liability. .