You know, a house is a coutable asset, and Medicaid would require that it be used when a spouse or an adult child is no longer living there.  

Even with that though, I wasn't persistent enough, hence why I'm here now without a rental.11 weeks ago my fiancee gave birth to our first child, and I was ecstatic.

Most of my tenants have great jobs ( and are nice hardworking folks) but all have judgments, garnishments, child support or alimony and cannot get a loan. 

Ending on sort of a positive note, once a buyer has gone through the NACA paper-chase, applying for a regular mortgage seems like child's play to them.

My understanding of best practice is that (1) you want to have your LLC in the state where the property is located to avoid the foreign LLC issues and (2) you want to set a maximum value of the properties in any one of those LLC (3) Finally, by holding the child LLCs inside a holding or series LLC you can shield the assets so only the LLC the property involved in the lawsuit is at risk. 

I can go on for days with reasons, but the main perk for us RE investors is that you can easily incorporate new assets into the structure and ensure they're totally protected within their own child Series.

Househacking a large 4-8 bedroom single family home is just as good, and deals on those properties are much more readily available than small multi-families.Are you considering investing here, out of state, or undecided?

My wife and I are interested in opening a child care center in Portland, Oregon, and I am doing preliminary research on what it will look like to enter into a commercial lease arrangement on a space that's, say, 2500 SQFT or more.

the Child gate, alarms, etcThank you BP!  

We were caught in the Rat Race, me working as a Physical Therapist and my wife as a teacher until our 2nd child came along, and we did the math and found that 2/3 of her take home income would go towards child care.