Could a showing be cancelled because of a sick baby or some other “emergency”?

There is pent up demand in the housing market across the country as two generations look for the same size property: some of the Baby Boomers are downsizing and some of the Millennial generation, who are looking towards family formation. 

As a college student, I can tell you the most important aspects when I was looking for a house were walkability to campus and High Street, not that close to Weinland Park (not the best for safety), PARKING (my landlord repaved our parking spots and added two more in our alley which was absolutely huge for sharing a house with 5 other girls), and rent of course which will range anywhere from $500-$900/month with some outliers and based on location.

All you need to do is grab hold of the resources and jump in :)Which is easier said than done but remember baby steps.

Hello my name is Benjamin, I'm married with a 4yr old and a 3 month old baby. 

Never had a problem until the bats had babies in underbelly of the porch.

And if a girl is willing to take him back as soon as he is released, I have to question her judgment.The percentage of criminals that get right back into crime upon release is extremely high.

The key has just been to baby steps.

I had a group of 3 girls that submitted application, were approved, then gave me half deposit and agreed via e-mail on a move it date of the first of next month (via e-mail, not signed lease).

If you treat your home as your baby, and you walk into that house and it has a hole in the wall, the carpet dirty, doors busted, screens off the window, and filthy, among many other things, and can't live with that, or are shocked by it, then this business is not for you.