Tiredness and the house hunting begins

I am so tired, I was up until 12.30 scouring the rental websites. Today, I hope to look at a few, that's if the agents will allow me to, as they normally wait for open for inspections times. Fingers crossed. I also somehow have to find all of our ID and payslips etc etc we can't find anything at the moment as we have clothes everywhere from relocating.

I found these two to look at today.

Awesome large renovated house, this property is so large it would ideally suit several friends, offering up to 4 bedrooms and 3 Living zones, property has new carpet, split systems, ensuite to master bedroom, renovated main bathroom, Large backyard, shed, OUTSIDE PETS OK, modern colours, INSPECTION WILL IMPRESS. . .

(No Picture for this one) 4 BEDROOMS, MASTER WITH HUGE FULL ENSUITE & SPA BATH, ALL OTHER BEDROOMS WITH ROBES. BUNGALOW AT REAR OF PROPERTY WITH 2 SEPERATE LIVING AREAS. OPEN PLAN LIVING AREAS WITH FLOATING TIMBER FLOORS, KITCHEN WITH GAS APPLIANCES, ELECTRIC WALL HEATER, HUGE 4 CAR GARAGE WITH SHELVING.


Jaiden and Hannah had a 'normal' morning this morning, it was actually pleasant compared to what it has been lately. Today is the last day of school for them before the holidays.

We received a lot of information about the monitoring in the mail box last night. After reading about 8 pages, it is really unclear on what we should do.

Do we stay here and know that the area is being monitored for at least 12 months? or do we move to a different rental property, putting us at the mercy of the rental market again. (One great thing about where we are now, is that the property was available to us for as long as we wanted it. A certain rarity in the rental market. We had to leave our last property as the owners wanted to move back in) I wonder what anyone reading this would do?

I am afraid of rushing things, but it does really appear that this is a long term issue...