This is regardless of how good a tenant they have been to date and especially true of people with children.

These monies will help me get my business started and will help me with producing educational content to support both children and teachers in the quest to integrate creative learning tools into public and private schools.

Treat tenants like children because they will act like children. 

@PJ McLaughlinWhenever you apply or renew your rental license you should state if you have any children under 6 years old living at the property.

That would be 31,000 WORKING people making $17.85 hour currently with 124,000 living in the streets homeless (probably 3/4 children)?

Overall, we don't want to end up renting and not have our money work for us in the interim-we want stability for our children and in addition to my husband's business something to pass down to them, but we do not feel like we have to run out and buy a house now to do that (unless that is a good idea?!)

Long term, I want to be able to support my parents as they age, as well as assisting my (possible/probable) future children.

I'm 29 years old with a fiancé and two children.

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.