I was called by a friend about a realestate question and I was wondering if you guys had some insight on it.Essentially my friend had a lease with her boyfriend.

When I have rented to folks in this situation, it's one lease that everyone signs (and everyone gets a copy), tenants are responsible for setting up and paying the utilities, the lease CLEARLY states no additional folks can reside there (it's not unusual to have boyfriends/girlfriends/friends who have been kicked out by parents or lost their rentals show up and start living on a couch) and an early buyout clause in the lease (typically 30 days notice and two months worth of rent) since sometimes these type of situations do not work out. 

With this being said, my boyfriend is an industrial designer so he naturally gravitates to the modern look. 

So placing a boyfriend and girlfriend in one room legally reduces the number of other tenants you can have.

They are “stuck” there for 5 years if they want that money, not moving around with roommates or boyfriends.

Priced slightly below the market.Prospective tenants: Completely tatted nurse, her boyfriend who has "his own business making lots of money" and his 3 children from  previous relationship(s).

My boyfriend and I moved into an investment property a few months ago and had we've been fixing it up.

For example: if roommate 1 has their boyfriend over an he stumbles and knocks over roommates 2's guest.

My boyfriend and I have several large dogs, a few horses and cows that live at friend's houses so we need more space out of town.

My fiancé's mother lives in Lovell Wyoming and has decided to retire and relocate to Florida with her new boyfriend.