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Michael Fortier
  • IT Director/Service Manager
  • Lubbock, TX
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Renting to multiple college students

Michael Fortier
  • IT Director/Service Manager
  • Lubbock, TX
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Howdy

 I live in Lubbock and the city ordinance states no more than two unrelated people can occupy a house together. I believe most college towns have similar ordinances. I hear people all the time say you can get better rents because 3 college students can occupy a house and will pay more because it is split three ways. I know it happens here all the time but how can you actually put 3 people on the lease if it violates city code? Is it the landlords problem or is it the renters problem? I know it probably isn't enforced unless there is a complaint. But what if you had three renters and someone complained because of noise or other disturbances (These are college kids after all)? It just seems like a mess to me. 

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