Then if one roommate chooses to leave, that's not your problem -- it's theirs.If you choose roommates and rent rooms to strangers, you could have all sorts of issues.

Here is the only piece of legal advice you should take from an anonymous stranger on the internet:  Talk to a lawyer.My prediction is that if you do talk to a lawyer about your practice here, he will respond with words to the effect of, "Are you nuts?!?!"

A lot of the benefits you can offer them (such as - sell direct to me instead of putting house on market so you don't have to fix things up or have strangers coming into your home) apply to just about everyone.

Do keep in mind that anyone's ability to solicit strangers into a deal like this is very, very limited.

I'm currently a project engineer for one of the local electrical utilities so I am no stranger to construction and project type work.

"Private money" typically comes from people you know not strangers.  

Scenario: Rent 2 bedrooms on main floor to 1-2 people (strangers) who would share a bathroom.

Keep in mind every new tenant is a total stranger.

It just goes to show that when you share a kindness towards others, strangers included, you reap rewards!

I give people free advice, I evaluate strangers website with no sales pitch and educate others on how to become successful... for free!