I finally was able to schedule it and i did it when our newest child was 4 weeks old.

I do have one child that is a vegetarian because of this.....small price to pay for high quality meat.   

(Des Moines is an area on my radar)   for example https://www.redfin.com/WA/Des-Moines/403-S-192nd-St-98148/home/338852  has been on the market a while so a semi-aggressive offer would not be an unrealistic move, though its probably on the "habitable fixer" end of things and I understand that with a child in school you may be a lot more selective about location,  neighborhood area etc.    

My 3rd child just arrived so travel is slim to none for the next few months.

The adoptions have averaged around $35,000 for each child, and all the 'extra' things that go along with having children with special needs adds up as well. 

Originally posted by @Jasmine Hieke:I have two applicants (they are friends) who want to move in with a nanny for one of the applicant's child.

Open up the floor registers and clean them out, this is not only good for your HVAC system, but also will reveal things like cigarette butts (unauthorized smoking), pet food (unauthorized pets), and the occasional kid toy (this is okay, since finding a barbie shoe or the missing lego will make a child happy.) 3.

As evidence of that, I have a FAR greater number of female tenants than male tenants BECAUSE the white trash males only stop by for a quicky, so the white trash females can get pregnant with their 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th illegitimate child (and therefore get more government money and a bigger section 8 house).

Maryland has made good progress in reducing child exposure.  

My wife and I just had our first child and while we want to buy a home in the area, I'm concerned because I'm starting a whole new career in a whole new area.