She replied "sure I have relatives that live in much worse".Two children slept on this bunk bed with several cats, complete with the respective breath taking, eye stinging cat odor. 

Upstairs we have four children, who are quite rambunctious, so we will alert the new tenants to this fact, but are trying to lessen the impact of noise as much as we can.

They will also need to answer some questions like the number in their group and the amount number of adults and number of children.

@Dayne WintersHoboken (preferably Downtown),Jersey City (Anywhere off the "PATH" Train, note the Waterfront, Downtown, and Newport are nicer than Journal Square)Manhattan (anywhere really but the nicest areas are anywhere south of about 70th street)Queens (Long island city, or Astoria near a subway stop)Brooklyn (Downtown, Heights, Carroll Gardens, Park slope, Williamsburg, there are others but that's just the short list)Since your question is a bit limited I am unsure if this is business or vacation and if it is with children or without.

Perhaps one with strong real estate knowledge, but also one who can advise my wife and I on a variety of other topics, including but not limited to her 401k, stock investments, college funds/trust funds for our 5 children, etc?

My wife (and I), would want to minimize living in a construction zone with small children as much as possible.

I'm not sure what other life factors and preferences come into play there but here's my personal situation: I'm 29, single, without children, and work full time in my investing business.

I am feeling more hopeful. we actually have 3 children so our exemptions are even more thankfully. it was on honest mistake, we didn't realize having my name on my mum's house, and then selling all needed to be on the tax return. we came here from england where it's a totally different system!

They act like over size children

Are there children?