Here's my policy: The tenant has to pay for repairs if they are unquestionably their fault.

Babies can be in with adult(s).Adults are not restricted except as to sq ft per person.Municipalities can have additional requirements, like no more than 3 unrelated parties in a SFD.A good place to get your requirements is from your public housing authority or section 8 administrator, they should be aware of all housing requirements. :)

Baby crying?

, baby mamas with different convict boyfriends in and out all the time, deals going down, things getting stolen, break-ins, and who knows what else.It sounds like it would be hard to find decent tenants.

Has to be all park owned homes.This is typical of old timer sellers, they've lived in or near their "baby" park and it's 100% park owned homes.  

Credit scores are incremental and every baby step counts, even if it's just 2) Negotiate!

Old toys and baby equipment also have lead on them not just walls.   

I am renting out to a couple with a baby. the house is ~40 years old so earlier than 1978 in california.We are required to provide lead paint disclosure.

The Baby Boomer Wave of retiring 60 year olds is going to create a huge need for Assited Living Facilities and there are REITS to use to invest in those.

@Joel Owens  EXACTLY  one either needs 500 plus agents to make any money owning the company or just resign yourself to baby sitting.