Ideally, you make it a profitable experience for them and you can do more deals together in the future.

Not sure if this would be good if I were to keep the house long term as a rental to cut back on interest, as well as keep my savings for a house in the near future.3.

My "Why" is because I want to continue to be an active mom in my children's lives (more specifically...not to miss school events, milestones, and just spending time with them), to be able to leave something behind for them (and future generations) that they can build on/take over if they want, and to continue to fulfill my wanderlust as much as possible.       

. :) So then I was looking at just purchasing a new build townhouse or two in the same area as our future house and then renting it out.

I'm wondering and scared that things start on the coast and move in to us, is this the wave of the future?

Great article on the future and current projects happening in Henderson. https://www.reviewjournal.com/local/henderson/hend...

I have been floating the idea in my head of becoming a part time real estate agent in the near future (6 months - 1 year).

You could save all your cash and purchase future properties with cash.

I’m going to college this year (graduating HS early) so it’s imperative I make these choices for my future as soon as possible.

My wife and I have been listening to the podcast for a while and are interested in learning how we can use real estate investing to help us along the path to financial freedom, so we can spend more time with our child (and future children!)