You can't go after their Public assistance payments, Health and disability insurance payments, Worker's compensation, social security, veterans and unemployment benefits.As for Tax Refunds I believe in Connecticut you can only do that for Child Support and even that its a jump through hoops for getting on that.

Hello everyone, I have a rental property occupied by a tenant and child.

Trying to deduct your own time on your rental is like those parents who view their weekend with their own child as babysitting.

I'm still undecided, lol. 

I no longer have to commute during rush hour.I have the freedom to spend lots of time with my wife and child/children.

I find myself still undecided on what state I would want to begin to invest in or where to begin really.I'm really excited to keep moving forward so any and all advice is welcome!

My wife & I have been thinking about adding to our family and when that time comes we will have no room for a second child.

So my child would not be moving into my property.

My youngest child had a heart transplant as an infant. 

@Aaron Bonne great question as I am starting out, trying to prioritize goals with a new born and the desire to retire with a certain goal in mind, have my kid(s) attend college, and have the ability to retire earlier than 65. 1000k/month to max out Ira 600/ month on top of Ira to meet retirement min. 600/month for college savings PER CHILD (hopefully max at 2 haha) 1500/month to pay my current mortgageNot sure my wife and I would quit our jobs at this point.