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Erin Glosson
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Children considered occupants?

Erin Glosson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Getting ready to close on my first house-hack and will be inheriting tenants. Very excited!  

Here's my question. I was just looking over the lease for these tenants and it only lists the adults as occupants. I know that there is at least one child living there too. Should children be listed as occupants on the lease? (I know that I can't ask for their ages or anything else that might be considered discriminatory. But they are occupants and would count towards any limit to the number of occupants allowed in the unit, correct?)

Thanks!

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Julie Hartman
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  • Denver, CO
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Julie Hartman
  • Property Manager
  • Denver, CO
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@Erin Glosson We always list minor children on our lease - not as a responsible party, but as a matter of record. This way we know how many people are living at the property and also in case of an emergency, we have a record to account for people. 

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