(bias against the poor)  Maybe you are biased against parents of toddlers that need to find a sitter before looking.

It's kind of a unique situation: I live with my wife and toddler in a beautiful 1932 building in an amazing neighborhood.

Everything was a challenge with this deal, from the asbestos tiles to the toddler who got into everything I was trying to clean/fix.

He's now a toddler who loves walking though houses with me!

I asked the one and only question that I've been asking  (and you've been avoiding).I added another post asking you what language you use when disclosing the sub2 transaction to the lender.Your final response started with vulgarity unprovoked by anything in this post and proceeded with a rant befitting a toddler that had his favorite candy taken away.My advice to you is to restrict your activities to reading the posts and avoid commenting on them unless you are willing to conduct an honest dialogue in a meaningful way.  

If you want this sort of nonsensical confrontationalism to go away, you have to ignore it, like a toddler throwing a particularly cringe-worthy tantrum.

It's a 3 bedroom house with 8 people, but 4 generations meaning that "technically" the toddler, the elderly woman  and  the three couples should each have a separate room.  

Having a newborn/baby/toddler is stressful enough.

However, the result has been a toddler-esque response. 

It is possible that a toddler could have gotten lead poisoning from the lead based paint found in an older residence.