It has enabled my wife and I to be stay at home parents and I can't tell you how grateful I am for it. 

Next, we moved out of our home and into my parents house.

But first, here’s my current situation: No student debt to pay off.Living rent-free with my parents (I’d like to move out eventually).Living in northern NJ (where the state’s property taxes are crazy high, so I’m basically playing the REI game on HARD MODE)Annual salary (after taxes) ~ $38K/year (this’ll be lowered by the time I turn 26 since I’ll be paying for my own car insurance, health insurance, etc., which would consequently prolong the time it’ll take me to reach my financial goals)Excellent credit scorePlanning on quitting my job 3 years down the line (2021)As for my game plan, I’ve broken it down into six phases:Phase I (early 2019): Grow seed money by first saving 10K from my 9-5 job and investing it with my uncle in fix-and-flip projects.

I live with my parents and I earn 45000 from my day job.

His parents went guarantors on the lease so I called them to let them know they would be relieved of their obligations from the end of the month and to see if they had contact details for their kid.

I am asking this for a friend in Kentucky that is now interested in starting in real estate. My default answer was "Talk to an accountant or attorney that specializes in real estate." That said, his mom moved from Ala...

@Raymond Parent there is a regular monthly meeting, RIREIG, which has met in Warwick R.I.

I have never declined a prospective tenant for something like that, I simply choose a more qualified tenant.Some things that make a tenant less qualified in my book are bad phone etiquette, poor communication skills, and helicopter parents. 

Wanted to move out of my parents house.

Say you lived in your parents basement and made $12 in 2018.