Probably not, because they’re looking for more adult appeal.

My landlord was new the year I moved in, after a little over a year he was fired for multiple reasons including sexual favors for rent,and has a case against him.

There are certain things that can’t be discussed that are covered by the Equal/Fair Housing Act, such as gender, sexual orientation, race, religion, etc.

The person I was trying to evict was bringing drugs to the property and had gang members threatened and sexually assault my one and only renter who has filed a police report  and has now moved out because the girl kept bringing that same person over.

The study compared the 150 largest US metros on things like the share of adults aged 25+ with a bachelor’s degree or higher to the quality of the public schools to the gender education gap and Austin leads all of Texas in educationhttps://cbsaustin.com/news/local/austin-is-one-of-the-top-10-most-educated-cities-in-the-us-study-finds

She is trying to get in another adult roommate.

There remained two more condo owners living in their units but two of the units were rented to tenants with unruly children and adults.

Can the trustees be people who are not on the loan or title (e.g. minor or adult children)?

Of course when I initially bought them as a young CPT, I just figured I was “Adulting” and it’s was the next phase of growing up.  

They tend to attract people without kids, so are typically younger adults or elderly.