I've had one tenant on a month-to-month for 15 years now.Invariably I will have new tenants ask for minor updates (so far just color of paint) and I couch that with saying that I generally don't entertain those requests until they've been there for a year.  

*drops mic*

As Brandon says “ we have decided to stop watching the videos and get off the couch!”

On the other hand, a tenant that moves in with BB will have a build up of BB, shed skins, and fecal material on their beds and couches - strong evidence that they brought them in.I don't think it was mentioned yet - you should treat both sides.

More people cooking/sharing a kitchen, more showers being taken affecting hot water consumption, more persons to occupy one of the couches or tvs, more personalities to adapt with and keep consideration for, etc., plus the utilities you mentioned- water, Wi-Fi, shared amenities such as paper towels and soap etc.I’m not trying to be combative, as your point makes sense.

In the end we ended up with locally-made furniture (beds, couches, and comfortable chairs), consignment tables and desks, and then decor, cutlery and other miscellaneous items from Craigslist, IKEA, Goodwill, and Target.Here's a couple pictures to show you.

When your daily tools are flea spray, bolt cutters, a flash light, a digital camera, a measuring wheel or tape measure, a respirator, and a change of clothes for when you sit on a urine stained couch.

Mic,There really is no reason for shifting them to an S-corporation other than giving yourself more of a headache.Consider an LLC and put that properties there.

I like having 2 toilets and the common space being open so you can sit on the couch and still be part of the conversation happening in the kitchen if you choose. 

I have already asked this question a few months ago but sitting here on the couch something dawned on me.My original question was can you qualify for a fha loan while you already have TWO other mortgages that are NOT a fha loan.