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Ask more rent for multiple families in a SFH rental
I have a 5b4b SFH for rent for $2500. There is a family would like to move in. There are parents/sisters/friend/grand children, total 6 adults 4 children.
Any laws prohibited a 4 families (some of them related) occupied in a SFH in Texas?
Due to the increased wear and tear from more occupants, is it reasonable to ask for more rent, such as 2800 or 3000?
Thanks.