<prompt> Human: Ok, quick background-This is in Orange County, CA. Im 38, my husband is 47, I have a 2 year old daughter and Im pregnant, due in October. Weve been renting single family home for 3650 month for the last 4.5 years. We really like this house and have put work into it, this is our home. I brought my newborn here, the only time my dad ever came to my home was in this house, this was the last place we lived with Otis A1 special needs pooch. My landlord called last week and said he will be selling it. His home in Santa Rosa burned down last year and he cant afford to rebuild and his family is falling apart while they live in a 30ft trailer. He wants 950,000. Comps are between 880,000 and 915,000. He said he probably wont be able to give us 60 days to find a place if he gets a different buyer, maybe 30. My husband is unemployed since Oct but has recently got 2 temporary consulting jobs. I am self employed and own two companies, a sole proprietorship and an LLC. I just switched to lying myself through the LLC a week or two ago and make 8000 month gross. Before that my only documented income was around 4300-6500 month from my sole proprietorship while we set up the Llc. My husband has in his name:A regular investment account with 29kTraditional IRA with 18K401K with 36KI have 70k in an inherited IRA and 105k cash. My work accounts have about 40k.JG wentworth and chase said we cant get a mortgage with them because we dont show enough income right now based on our previous two tax returns. I made a lot less last year and the year before while I was out on maternity and building my business. My husband made a lot more around 172k year. Were waiting on two local credit unions next..So my question: are we even remotely able to get a mortgage? Whats they best way? Moving in my third trimester while running both of these companies is going to be hell.. not to mention I run the offices out of my converted by me garage right now and I have to move those too. What can we do?Edit: how much can we afford on a house?  <response>: You cant afford the house,But it takes a very very long time to evict someone in CA , more so since your making payments. Your Landlord will sell the house with you in it , the new landlord will ether accept rent or evict. But even this you can drag out .Hire a lawyer 