@Aaron Bonne great question as I am starting out, trying to prioritize goals with a new born and the desire to retire with a certain goal in mind, have my kid(s) attend college, and have the ability to retire earlier than 65. 1000k/month to max out Ira 600/ month on top of Ira to meet retirement min. 600/month for college savings PER CHILD (hopefully max at 2 haha) 1500/month to pay my current mortgageNot sure my wife and I would quit our jobs at this point.

Lead paint, however is a significant problem as the Court system in Baltimore is very quick to go after Landlords who do not 100% remove the lead paint when a child in the city develops elevated lead levels. 

For example I really wish there was more female mechanics and male child care workers.Everyone on this site has something in common it’s not sex, color or religion and that’s a wonderful thing, I just wish the world could ignore those differences in people that don’t matter.I hope this site stays focused on real estate.

Looks like the town of NM you're from appears to be part of the Permian basin (everybody's favorite child).

My rental portfolio yields about $13k/mo, I have one tiny mortgage left (I owe $18k on a $350,000 triplex that grosses $3150/mo -- my payment is $750/mo; will be gone before second child goes to college.)

The Series LLC acts as an umbrella, a parent of sorts, and can create individual child series that are treated as separate entities. 

Child.

I rented to an elderly couple and their child.

My wife and I just had our first child and while we want to buy a home in the area, I'm concerned because I'm starting a whole new career in a whole new area. 

Maryland has made good progress in reducing child exposure.