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. 

My long term goal is to have enough income from my investments to cover my cost of living and be financially free.I found out about Bigger Pockets through my growing interest in real estate and investing in general.

I do think there is a growing population of people who are ready to take a second look at their carbon footprint, and if you can demonstrate the financial benefits I laid out above, I suspect they might take a 3rd look.  

Remember, your typical renter doesn't think like you and I... that's why most of them are renting rather than buying... they want simplicity and lack of responsibility.

Plus, remember that an LLC isn’t a magic shield.

I am hoping to find a mentor who Is knowledgeable In rental properties and I will do all I can to provide any service necessary to learn and grow.

Later your LLC can register in each new state as a a Foreign LLC as it grows.

The economy is hot & will remain so for years to come, so even if the real estate market does not grow as fast as before, don't expect a crash anytime soon.