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Gerald Jarreau
  • Investor
  • Baton Rouge, LA
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Occupancy Standards in Louisiana

Gerald Jarreau
  • Investor
  • Baton Rouge, LA
Posted

I have a one bedroom condo I would like to rent out. I don't want to discriminate against people with children. I am unsure as to what the law permits. I think the old rule is two people per bedroom, but there has been some discussion as to whether the living room can be counted as a sleeping room. I honestly have no clue. Should it be written like this for a one bedroom condo?

"The Tenant agrees that the premises shall be occupied by

no more than _2_ persons, _1 or 2_ of

which are adults over 18 and _0 or 1_ of which are children under 18 years of age"

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