I would not choose either and would continue looking.Tenant A will end up costing you your down stairs tenant due to the noise of the baby and they do not have any money regardless of their income.

28 year old husband and father of a baby girl looking toward the future seeking to get out of the day to day J-O-B and start putting my real estate investing dream into a goal and taking action! 

They will pull everything out, mom was sick, baby had to go to the hospital, husband lost his job, had to visit my aunt in Cananda, car broke down.  

This guy David C above is really the one who sounds like a cry-baby.  

Hey all, I am still a fresh baby in the wholesaling so I could use some help here: Seller owes about 20k on the mortgage, home is estimated at 102k, Seller is asking 112k.

Great point Kyle J; quality tenants are obviously great, just a bit concerned that more requests might come down the pipe and start eating into our baby cash flow. 

Let me start this out by saying bad things happen but good people work their way out of it.Due to2 babies, my health and several hospital stays the following is my situation.Own my home.

But once that baby is healed, I will be out there!! 

Where do you think my investors from the TX deal will hopefully bounce their money too, SC baby...By the way I am a CPA who quit my job to pursue large multifamily deals.

The sky's the limit really, but I'm starting out with baby steps.