I have flipped two houses in the past and put everything on stop due to family and begin raising a son.  

Our son was on the job from when he was a baby.

The ladies social worker cried when she walked through and had her sons help us with the clean up.  

On your current path, in 13 years you will have no properties and a son in college.

Seems investing in more properties could be more headaches and certainly will feel like a "job"  Short term goals are be available for our son before he flies the coop. 

We didn't replace the back windows, as those are 100% in the shade and don't affect thermal load (they probably do insulation, a bit, but  not enough to justify the cost from our end).We had just replaced glass panes, as needed, but after one tenant's boyfriend thru a hammer thru one (three panes down), the another's son managed to break four panes at once (he must have thrown something thru both windows or fell in them arm-first and with thru both at once), the replacement glass costs were adding up -- that last one would have cost more than replacing both windows in the unit.

I lived in Palo Alto for 10 years.. town of 60k with a work for of well over 100k and its just not HIgh TEch its Stanford, Ford Philco and others.I have also touched upon the Korean migration patterns here.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1441...Now, rather than just talk about theories, let's talk about real numbers. 

Hello all,I recently had a neighbor pass away suddenly, who left behind two sons.

Originally posted by @Leigh C:Went with my son to olive garden once and he had to go to the bathroom...we had JUST gotten our food.  

Quote from @Viktor S.: On my fractional notes, it says Lien Type: FirstDoes everyone have this, or there's difference?