Our first tenant stayed for 2 years and 8 months, and we've just recently moved in a new couple. 

But by then my wife became a stay-at-home mom and my DTI prevented me from getting larger mortgages. 

I am in a similar situation where I am a first time landlord living in a duplex where tennats will not be staying (eviction, after only 3 months of owning the property).

We both grabbed on to the top of the cubicle to stay standing up.

It says in the welcome letter they are required to read it and by staying at our cabins have agreed to the rental agreement.  

Staying up-to-date on these laws is crucial to avoid costly legal issues and fines.

You have to stay in the program longer to succeed.

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We would stay in one of the units until the youngest went to college, or moves on.

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