Investing in a syndication deal is like a marriage, and you're in it for the long haul.

At the highest level, the rule says a residential dwelling is restricted to one family plus one additional person or two adults with their dependents plus one additional person.The city states that a “family” is any number of persons who are related by blood, marriage, adoption, guardianship or other duly authorized custodial relationship, and how they live together as a single housekeeping unit and share common living, sleeping, cooking and eating facilities.So here are some examples that are allowed and may help put this rule into practice:A family of any sizeA family of any size and their housekeeperA family of any size and a student not relatedTwo single parents and their kidsTwo siblings and a friendHere are some examples of what is not allowed:Two couples adding up to 4 peopleTwo sisters and their 2 friendsA family of any size plus two additional unrelated peopleAnd, as with any rule, there is an exception.

@Tyler Battaglia   If you don't co-mingle it and you bought it pre-marriage it is yours in most states.

Dollywood has a "LGBTQ" day and Dolly Parton came out in support of gay marriage, yet no one is claiming Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge's downturn is related, because it's not - that's all nonsense. 

Put your marriage first.  

Can be decent cash flow for rentals, but that's mainly because houses are pretty cheap.Mainly, I bought the one that I own because I had an old friend from high school in an abusive marriage, and her husband had ruined her credit so she couldn't get a place except for ones that would've made her leave her dogs.

If I started over (before marriage and kids), I would be hussling to house hack.

If he does not go to college but meets other metrics (military service, marriage, starting his own business) we will gift him ownership.

I saw your post and am far from an expert on marriage or investing, but I wanted to offer our experience.

Or does the “unforeseen circumstances” clause cover a situation like a marriage and move to a larger home?