Hey @Jeremy Rosner, I think one of the best ways to get out of analysis paralysis is to start taking baby steps. 

KB Home, as it’s named today, began by developing starter homes for baby boomers in the Detroit suburbs.

I became a licensed sales associate while I was pregnant with our first baby.

I'm back into the baby steps of studying and game planning, but I've done some research and am considering pulling the trigger on my first investment property.

The reason for this is that we want a larger home -- we just had baby #4 and want a bigger living space. 

I'm back into the baby steps of studying and game planning, but I've done some research and am considering pulling the trigger on my first investment property.

If the nest has babies, the answer is do nothing.

If you rent to a couple with no kids and they have a baby, you are then required to delead the unit with the added expense of putting the tenants up in a hotel during the process.

I bought the house in a mad scramble before our baby was born because we were living in a tiny condo which wasn’t big enough for our new addition.

Currently I'm happy in my house for now and would like to find a 2-4 family to completely rent out; I'm not a fan of moving and neither is my girlfriend 😂 my next primary residence I'm planning to buy around 6-8 years from now (I'm playing the long game baby!).