I'm also looking at multiple express car washes as a possibility for a business investment with a partner already very successful in the biz.We plan to invest in more buy and hold and may do some f&f's with our son should he run across some opportunities as a general contractor who specializes in high end homes.I'd entertain and welcome the opportunity to meet with @Sharad M. sometime since he lives so close to me just to see if we have anything in common for some synergistic type investing which I'm also aggressively perusing this year. 

@Filipe Pereira and @Will Gaston - I'm in a little different situation with my first student rental, as one of the occupants is my own son (and co-owner).

I am married with a 9 month old son.

After the loss of my husband, my son (and business partner) and I decided to relocate our business to a new area; and moved to Oregon.

My older son dropped out and worked for a bit so he is on his own now  for financial aid. 

Last time, those residents in Palo Alto boasted their home price will never drop experienced a bubble 2-3 years after other neighborhoods.

I talked to my tenant and I explained to him I wanted to remodel the unit he’s currently occupying with his son.

Example over 20 years grandpa eats there, his son, and grandson for a lineage of consumer repeat business.

Her father lives in Massachusetts, with his second wife and his adult son.

Hello, I have a father in law and a son in law that are looking to rent one of the units I own in Cleveland, The father in law has a criminal history and the son in law has a clean record, the other unit we rent , the parents rent the unit and they all want to be there, it puts me in an uncomfortable situation , what is the best way to reject ?