So me and my boyfriend just moved with our four month old son, and this apartment is nice. I like it here, it just doesn't feel like home. It's like living with a family member you barely know, I don't want to be here long, and it actually hurts my mental state. I've tried everything with it, I move stuff around nearly every week.
Example of two of my rooms! I change them constantly :")
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My living room and my son's room
Then there is this new house we looked at today, it's 1,500 down payment on a rent to own; the first months rent and lot rent included in it. The problem is we pay 495 now, and this place is 545 a month. I'm trying to go back to work, now that I finally have a reliable baby sitter for my son again. Another problem, this new house has many holes in the flooring in the master bedroom, and the hallway that leads to it (in front of the utility room) Fixing the flooring alone is 500+ dollars; as that requires the wood, the handy men, and the linoleum to cover it back up. And that IS WITH A JOB WELL DONE. I don't want to spend less with a worse outcome.
So I'd like some honest thoughts, opinions, and advice? This apartment is lovely, just doesn't make me feel safe, or at home. And my neighbors are extremely loud and wake my son up a lot. But this trailer park is kind of.. how should I put it, small. And the dogs that we did hear were extremely loud as well. So there's no winning haha.
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This is the trailer. It's definitely a fixer upper.
The flooring by the bathroom entrance is soft, as well as along the wall on the right.
