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In-unit home health care?
Current tenant asked if they could take in an elderly person, whose finances are supported by a local nonprofit organization, and serve as their caregiver. As I understand it, this person is not in a position to sign a lease or take on any legal or financial responsibility. Is this something I should even consider? And if so, what steps should I take to mitigate risk?