Roommate life is hard even when married and splits happen its a mess...Keep it civil don't make big enough issue he'd file restraining order on you or domestic abuse complaint.. 

I have been in real estate for over 15 years both domestically and internationally.

Our experience with international students has been virtually problem free - far less than our domestic students and general tenant population.As far as the lease goes, roomers here are covered under the Residential Tenancies Act the same as tenants of an apartment.

The way I read this below in simpler English is if you are an outside investor you have to maintain an office open to business in KS which can be a domestic or foreign(other state, country) person or entity, or people that buy properties from out of state have to maintain an in state presence or “which is generally open during normal business hours to accept service of process and otherwise perform the functions of a resident agent, or the limited liability company itself” to adhere to this Article.

Doesn't let the domestic violence person stay there.  

I honestly don't understand people's absolute hatred for condos.

Stopped by the police too today and they said if she attacks me physically, then I can file a claim for domestic charges.

Poverty requirements, veteran status, domestic abuse, etc are all some of the requirements that I have heard people say are required. 

Sure there will be some places that will fall by the wayside due to some unforeseen historical event/shift (e.g. failing domestic industries and the resulting widespread lack of jobs in specific areas—think of all those old automotive factory towns and coal towns that are now completely dilapidated and neglected).

That is on top of the Tenant-Based Rental Assistance of $ 4 billion to to allow public housing agencies (PHAs) to respond to coronavirus and the ability to keep over 2.2 million families stably housed even when facing a loss of income, including $1 billion for new, temporary, vouchers for individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, or fleeing domestic violence.