I have had babies on “traditional” heath insurance and they didn’t want to cover some of that either.

Come on baby light my fire.

I have a few "affordable" rentals and it's generally single moms with a couple kids with a boyfriend/baby daddy that may or may not be on the lease.

I may have what I need, thanks for the idea @Andrew B.https://www.amazon.com/Baby-Proofing-Operation-Included-Prov...

My wife and I have a baby boy due end of June 2022 and I am wanting to get some advice as a new parent as to what are some of the ways that you all have prepared for your kids future?

We are ready to get a house leased and have 6 applications all with low credit. 1) eviction within past 5 years, now has two good incomes and baby on way. 2) No eviction, good references from landlord remained current on rental history, but has paid late fee to landlord 3 times in a year.

Had a wife and baby to boot. 

The Baby Boomer is aging and their kids moved away.

They will drive 3 properties a day because they have a baby, work, a wife, a life, and then they are surprised why and how you are getting 120 deals/year driving for dollars while they can't get a single deal.I know your intentions are honorable in trying to help people, but this actually does damage in my opinion.Either way this is my humble opinion.And congrats on your 120 deals this year.

You nor they can assume improper conduct or noise until it occurs and then, a baby or child crying is something people on the face of the earth tolerate, even in a 55 and older community as they may have a guest!