Evan is correct, it's essentially 'one time partnership', whether it's for tax reasons or each party brings something to the deal (one guy has $, one girl does management) it's an agreement between parties for a specific purpose.

I can see how you'd draw a diverse crowd from the young family to college girls reunion to the over 55 community.  

There was a girl with the group that took pictures of everyone and I have been told by our contractor, who saw the damage and reported it all to the police, that the kids are all identifiable.

Or did they not have proof and just accused him of bad conduct?

At least in some markets I have looked at or bought in the bigger guys/girls got pricing that was much better than I could get if I did it on my own. 

You should educate yourself.Smart, hard working "little boys and girls" can do it also.  

Then the tenant will accuse the homeowner for not maintaining proper care of the property which leads to all these problems which could be avoided with the right insurance company.

We agree to that, and on we went.The girl then fails (refuses) to put the water bill into her name.  

Then you can decide if his income is sufficient.He has a great paying job and he has been there for a long time. he might be a long term tenant since his goal is to save money and put his girls in college.A while back one of my co-workers was in a similar bind.

@Duncan Taylor You are correct in that the credit reporting agencies will not go to the courthouse to verify things, but just to the furnisher of information.I know, I know, I'll be accused of not knowing what I"m writing about.