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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Possible Tenant Wants 6 adults in 3 bed/1 bath home
I am in the process of screening tenants to move into my home and I came across a unique situation. The possible tenant meets all of my standards, but wants to move in 6 adults (all are working and will of course fill out separate applications) into a 3 bed/1 bath, 876 sq ft home. This has no impact on me personally as I am househacking in a back unit and have it soundproofed. What potential problems do you think I may be overlooking? Are they deal breakers for you? If you did end up renting to them, what extra precautions would you take to protect yourself?
Thank you!
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Hi Bryan,
I agree with Brad here, more people=potentially more wear and tear/damage. My best advice would be to go with your gut, if you don't feel comfortable with 6 people in the home then I would move on to other tenant(s) that fit your criteria. Good luck!