A couple mouse clicks results in a comprehensive Amrent screening process and another click converts them from "prospect" status to "tenant" status and we're up and running.

Now I don't know how your current life status is, but I will give you suggestions based on upon your possible life circumstance.

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If the interested party (doesn’t matter if they fill out an application) feels as though their answer to one of your questions may have been discriminatory (income, familial status, whatever), they can and will sue you.

As long as both husband and wife remain on the lease, both are bound to the terms of the lease, regardless of their marital status or whether one is living there. 

I suppose it may work if you have a burning desire to do it.my partner in my airplane is doing something similar in Oregon he started a tiny homes manufacturing company ( making his own) and he owns a nice chunk of properly zoned dirt in Oregon 10 acres .. its worth about 3 million as it sits.. but he is going to sell the tiny homes then do 50 year leases on the under lying dirt so in essence create his own park as it were.But he has the Dinero to follow his whims and social desires of creating affordable housing for the mass's. 

In your case, just as an example, You can NOT discriminate based on age.... but in most states ”student status” is not a protected class.

Unlike passive rental income, the income from an active trade or business is subject to self employment tax (a nasty 15% tax commonly referred to a "social security and medicare" by working folks).

S8 can be very challenging due to their lower social standards.

They know your personal circumstances-age marital status, kids, assets, etc