Is my situation impossible to rent a house?

Bad credit doesn't automatically mean you can't rent a property. Surely landlords not very happy about bad credit score or broken lease, but not only you go through this problem. Some owners might still see a good prospects for you. Try to search property online. I personally like Rentberry rental service.

Every landlord has their thresholds of what they will or will not accept. Some have very strict criteria, and others are more lenient. If the property is in high demand with multiple applications, the landlord will pick and choose the best tenants based on the application information, income, job history, rental history, credit score, & background check. If the property has been sitting on the market for a while, then there's more of a change the landlord will accept your application. As previously mentioned, you may be asked to pay a bigger deposit to minimize the landlord's risk. Usually it's a double deposit. The other thing you and your husband can look into is buying a home. Sometimes it's easier to buy than to rent. I would recommend talking to a mortgage lender to see where you stand. Typically it takes about 6mo to raise your credit to a point where you qualify for a loan. If you don't want to wait that long, you can try to find an owner financed home. Owner financed homes may be more forgiving on credit history, but they will require a larger down payment (usually 20%-30%) and a higher interest rate to offset the risks.

With two broken leases, it is going to be very difficult for you to rent a home. You will probably have to offer several additional months of rent as a security deposit in order to convince a landlord to rent to you. Even doing that, it may still be difficult unless you can show that you have been responsible for several years, have a good credit score, and stable financial situation.