I agree with Ryan,I deal in lower income areas and my cream of the crop are 2/1.. mostly single mothers, 1 or 2 kids, the 2/1 work perfect.

This house has a second apartment, or mother in law suite, attached to it.

My mother loved to look at new possible purchases and I loved to go along.

I am a single mother of 2 "special needs" kids...

The father and mother just got a divorce and he moved out last month.

XYZ's mother deeded the house to both him and his brother before her death.5) Mr.

I buy nice homes, that I would gladly live in myself, & maintain them as if it were my own mother living in them.

The property was inherited from the seller's grandmother to the seller's mother then went to the seller.

He has already had several years experience with me as well as his mother being a real estate broker.He receives quite a large sum each semester on his full ride scholarship that may be used for housing and board.

I do have each person on the lease.The type of tenant base this is however is that say a mother,son and daughter live there.Her sister approaches the mother and says let us move in and we will pay 250 towards the rent as we can't afford a place of our own.Upon our bi-weekly inspections we find that the sister and her 2 kids are there.Now you have 6 using the water etc.The reality with apartment buildings of this age and tenant base is that families consolidate to save costs.They might be renting an apartment elsewhere for 600.Job hours are cut and they move in with sis and pay 250 and save 350 a month.The extra usage of water is what I am concerned about.I do not condone extra people there but want to control extra water usage.