So can children and bad adults.

Or maybe they just need a little more time for personal reasons.The path to homeownership can be challenging and for some clients this is a fantastic option to get into the home they want, get their children in a good school, and experience the culture of the community while they prepare to purchase.

Aloha,You DO need to check your local building codes and state fair housing rules to see if they specify, but a common, reasonable, criteria not based on square footage is 2 PEOPLE (not adults, or children) Plus One, per bedroom.

Secondly because I want to be able to take care of my mother, and my future children, so that they never have to go through things like my family and I did when I was younger.

My kids are at friends and I stay at a friends but they have young children so the couch is in the way so I’ve slept in my car and every day I look for a place and hope to find the one manager/owner/rental agency who will take a chance on me. with a renters ID, no credit isn’t ideal at all but I’m hearing that renters are more likely to work with you - and some application qualifications mention that no credit will be considered with larger deposits.

I have an absolutely amazing wife named Lauren who has given me 2 Perfect children ages 2 (Girl turns 2 in December) and 4, the boy turned 4 this past June.      

Tenants know that if they have school aged children.

I will stay at my job because the benefits are pretty amazing (includes college tuition for our many children).  

Looks like they have children and step children.

I am still pretty new to real estate but I am also at home full time with my youngest children and run another biz with my hubby.