Currently a portion of all of our tenants rent goes to the Children's Hunger Alliance in Ohio.

and do you put the names of the children on the lease as minors or just mention two children in a general way?

Technically, that’s no longer a renewal - that’s a renegotiation of the contract and had we known we would’ve accepted another offer.The whole thing is bizarre, I have a sense they have an agenda they’re not disclosing because at this price range, with kids enrolled in great private schools nearby, our experience has been the opposite - families wanting to lock the house down at their sole option for x years at x price.The arguments the tenants presented are very bizarre as well (what if lightning strikes the house, or I decide to adopt 4 children and need more rooms, what if I need laser surgery only available in Europe).

The extra $10 is our pita feeThere is no reason not to hold tenants responsible, they are not children but often must be treated that way.Each tenant being held responsible may help but if not you at least get your money back.

He expects me to pick up every Friday this was not part of the deal and I am not able to do that every Friday as I have children and another business to run.

I am not interested in a family trust as we have no children.

They share children.

I’m a stay-at-home dad in Kailua, HI with two young children.

Also, if they live in the house, they go on the lease unless they're children.

Happy match day bigger pockets followers.My wife  just matched to the Children’s Hospital program in Omaha for her 3 year residency and we will be moving to the area in early June.