They will not accept things such as flushable wipes, personal wipes, baby wipes, paper diapers, sanitary napkins, tampons, wads of toilet paper, dental floss, balls of hair, paper towels, newspapers, grease, oil, table scraps, bones, clothing, rags, sand, dirt, rocks, or children’s toys.

The home was big enough to house my father and me as well as my three children.

The one thing I drill into my children's head.  

The problem your tenant is having is not the kids it is their parents, they are allowing their children to run wild.

There's so much bad and/or confusing information out there.I simply want to thank the community here for serving as a well-moderated guide during my quest and the few resident experts that are so willing to share what they know with the rest of us.After speaking with Brian Gibbons earlier today, I've realized how much I truly don't fully understand about the industry.So, a BIG thank you to Brian Gibbons and the rest of the experienced investors that share with us day in and day out here.To the rest of you still learning and working your way up, thank you all for sharing your successes both big and small to serve as inspiration for the little guys like myself.

I have two children and am still not a homeowner.

I attend more fundraisers for sick children, family who's home burned, raffle for fire departments than I can possibly remember in a month.That being said when my company/business "gives back" it is to a 503c compliant organization that I can claim on taxes.

My wife and I have a horse, and ultimately would like to have a horse property (we really like Corrales) where we can raise our children (no kids yet!).

Don't sell yourself short by letting everyone in on the process—they don't need to know all the little hiccups or successes you've had along the way.If you watch shows on flipping houses—which you should, if only for a little bit of inspiration and commiseration—then you know the most exciting part of the episode is the big reveal at the end.

Just a little over 2 years in I wanted to share my success story as an inspiration for those who are just starting out.