It is actually rented as one unit to one family with children, so they make good use of the space.

There are many investing possibilities, I like RE because you can "easily" use leverage.4 - Single or couples without children that need to work/live around a big city/region like Milan.

I have it in the formal dining, foyer, and great room in my house for 4 years with no noticeable problems for myself, my wife, or 4 children.

Well, let this ex Marine, Viet Nam Vet, single dad, who went from unemployment to owning 16 single family rental homes and 28 multi family properties in less than 4 years, while attending college to obtain not one but two bachelor degrees while raising two young children tell you my reaction.

Aaron,Otherwise no cut in the next 10-20 years it bring us to the end of the world (a bit overstated), first of all your children and grandchilds.

The owner of the house passed away, and the children didn't want the house as it is not worth what was owed on it.

Nothing he could give you would make you happy because you aren't happy with yourself- Get mental help to deal with your situation and help for your children who have had to put up with you living like this- Life goes on.

I can't imagine begrudging my children who are trying to save and better themselves.

This includes a discussion of their overall risk management program -- Life, Disability, Long Term Care and Liability -- to make sure the plans are adequate and cost effective.b.Considers the overall investment portfolio to make sure investment selection and diversification are managed appropriately.c.Reviews the overall tax sensitivity of these investments.3.Plans the Distribution of Wealth during Life in the Most Advantageous Waya.Considers the IRA and qualified retirement plan distribution plan; not as an accountant, but using a tax expert as appropriate.b.Assesses who serves as their durable power of attorney or successor trustee of a revocable living trust in case of an incapacity - again using the appropriate advice from a CPA and legal counselors.c.Considers ways to distribute wealth to children and descendants for well-being, education and other purposes and doing so in the most tax-efficient method.d.Reviews charitable giving for both tax savings and control issues. 4.

They're nervous about receiving money that will negatively affect their medicaid status for them and their children.