Remember the saying: "Luck is just opportunity meeting preparation." 

Numbers probably make more sense today, but they will grow. 

Hi Ray, I have not but the Airbnb market in Miami is very strong and growing, a place that I see a lot of investors moving toward is the Airbnb area. 

Keep growing your "farm" area and keep mailing.

Morning glory can be started from seed...well everything can, but some are easier to grow.

If it's just you, no partners, buying rentals with residential loans and little equity, probably you should concentrate on growing that first and getting some equity before you worry about LLCs, business accounts and asset protection.

Like I always say, you guys motivate me to continue to develop and grow. 

This is what I look for as a realtor who rents out properties and comes from a family who also had rentals as long as I can remember ask who is going to be paying the rent.

If something goes wrong with your current house with the tenants you will be in a difficult position financially on top of the preasures of a new growing family.Babies do lot take up a lot of space so I would consider staying in your current home until you have enough equity to sell it.

After reading "Build a Rental Property Empire" by Mark Ferguson and "The Book on Managing Rental Properties" by Brandon Turner last week, I am throughly excited to find ways to continue to grow and learn this industry in hopes of  property reaching my goal of financial freedom with passive income.