My sister on one hand just wanted money; whereas me and my mother have the same goals - which is to build and build and build so that we have an abundant amount of wealth to pass on to my children.

It's what I would do to let the next person make up their own mind if they want to rent to the tenants or not.I have a tenant now that started out good (into a 2 year now, renewed after 1st year) and is slowly proving herself (other occupants are her husband and children) to be argumentative and problematic.

My experience with real estate is observing my aunt who is a real estate agent that inspires me to become my own boss and understand that what you put in is what you get out.

I was introduced to Bigger Pockets through the podcasts, they are very educational and inspirational.

Trust me, I have three adult children and the convincing is tough.  

I'm thinking they owe about $9,000 in back taxes and that the other 5 owners are the children that inherited the property.

I'm a mom to two children and I'm looking to make some investments in real estate, starting my own company so that I can make my own hours in an effort to be home for my kids more.My husband and I have own 4 houses within 18 years, buying our first house together at ages 24 and 28.  

I'm still raising children as a stay at home mom, but I'd like to get into real estate investing more full time.

We paid ourselves nothing and worked 80-hour weeks of hard labor in order to know that when the day comes when we have children, we can give them and our wives all they need and more while only working as much as we want to.Some may say we could have leveraged sooner — even at the beginning.

When my husband and I started purchasing properties, the goal was not really to invest but to respond to changes in our lives (eg. children need to go to better schools, child going to college, retirement, etc.).