Furthermore, it is my goal that my child never pay taxes on the money I have extracted from the appreciation of my RE.It seems almost too good to be true...Doesn't it though. 

Quote from @Jordan Frisco: At age 29, I am choosing to invest in real estate to better the life I can offer my newborn child.

(must be low enough that a child could climb without a stool or ladder inside.) 

I wish they got one of me dancing but at least you can see my future child

Wanting your time back and financial freedom is a child's dream.  

This claim is a ruse to collect sensitive personal and financial information. one needs to watch the American Greed episode on Remington financial they were the poster child.. and a little different scam they went after dreamers looking to do more than vanilla loans.. they had offices in scottsdale and I think MN and appeared very legit but they required 10k non refundable DD money.. which over the course of 20 some years they took in thousands of 10k deposits and made less than 10 loans.. the owners went to prison.. the lady who busted them was Ingrid Robinson and she has a website on DD scammers..

Or, putting it towards a contingency fund for our family (below)...We are expecting our first child in September, and as much as I'd love to have the extra cash on hand in case our primary residence or rentals have any emergency issues that need swiftly handled to alleviate stress while on new dad duty, I don't want to rush into the DSCR cash out and end up not using the funds before next spring anyway.

Liens are simply mortgages, taxes, judgments, special assessments, HOA fees, child support, divorce payments, probate, community property issues and the like that haven't been paid off yet. 

I was accused publicly by a neighbor of hosting so I can welcome child offenders. 

Like an oldest child.