if you are renting to low income tenants with children Who like to put things in their mouths and they have had lead paint poison from a previous landlord they can test the child and if it comes up positive, they can come back to your place.

Some applicants come to me and barely meet the income 3x rent rule, but they also have more debt than they should for their income such as a large car payment, student loan, or child support.

Is there child support payments and if so, that legally needs to be included as income.

Moved after four years of living for free to buy a single-family house when a few months shy of having our first child.

My wife and I recently purchased a home so that we have a nest to stay in, but now we are looking to start generating somE passive income for our newborn baby.  

Regardless, nothing excuses theft except maybe to feed a starving child. 

When you say changing the size of your family, does that mean that when we have a child we could possibly qualify for another FHA loan?

Other situations I consider to be less problematic are moves due to needing more space (pregnant and needing another bedroom for the newborn), and due to condition of the house they are in (although these might also be a problem to watch for, but things like mold, fire, insects, broken down heating system - they may make a house unlivable, just have to watch that the tenant isn't the cause of these issues).But for the most part, people don't want to move around the holidays, and that starts in this country around Thanksgiving.

Joe Childs of Press Go Management and Dennis Gilbert of letsgrowyourbiz have been around a long time and are very helpful. 

Mine opened an account for the parent with sub-accounts for each child series (fees are like for separate accounts, but at least they don't ask for multiple EINs).