.~ when kids are out of school and parents are starting to look for where to live for the new school year.  

I just had a friend that got his brokers license while working full time, raising kids and having a busy social life.

Here is a couple of mine from early summer.Guest calls around 10pm and says "Uh we were putting the kids to bed and my daughter says mommy there is something flying in our room."  

I told him to try pushing the reset button on the bottom of the disposal and he said, "Are you kidding me?

That said, I have a few questions: (1) We're exploring both HEL vs.

I have not looked into private/hard money lenders yet ( I am in Rhode Island) as I want to explore all my options and see what seasoned investor's have done.Appreciate any advice!

I'd be happy with a second cat, charge another $25 bucks and have tenants forever.We have been pet friendly for over ten years, I think our pet rents alone are well over $1,000 a month and I do not see a pattern of negative impact on properties - some isolated issues yes and normally they are very willing to pay for it, but kids are way worse than pets.

It looks like a nice place to live but I have a girlfriend and two kids to consider.

I agree, extra beds equals extra revue.Could you leave the roof as is and make it more of a tree house feel, just for kids?

What really scared me is he said there would be families with kids.