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As long as the person who applies meets all your requirements from a household income standpoint I see no issue with at least learning more about the applicant.

All of them need to be used in conjunction for a comprehensive structure giving you asset protection.Now some people will tell you they are not using insurance nor any asset protection at all and have done well for years, some other will tell you horror stories about losing their shirt on a devastating lawsuit.

For co-living we don't allow cats or dogs be cause of household members with allergies.

This is probably not a comprehensive list as it isn't reasonable they live in the property but when they're at the property they should be scanning the unit for items to add. 

At last check, that included up to $60K in personal, household items. 

I would start off first by developing a comprehensive capital raising strategy.

@Cameron Chambers Your household income, liabilities (repayments of debts) and creditworthiness all impact your borrowing power.

My mother in law now lives with us and we’re looking to add an additional family member to the household.

Welcome to the CommunityRead articles, listen to podcasts, attend meetups to network looking for deals, buyers, private money lenders etcStart forming capital at the household budget level to apply into your portfolioFocus, avoid paralysis by analysis thinking you need just a little bit more info (its lifelong learning for all).