It's under the guise of protecting the public, but that's like requiring every adult to take a breathalyzer before getting into a car because 5% of the population may be drunk.https://www.9news.com/article/...Notice there will be an administrative fee and an inspection every four years.

Hi there, a lot can happen between now till your kids become adults.

Wife dies, adult child defaults, we track husband down and he sells his share to us.

Total household verifiable income (minus the business expenses noted above) is what you look at, whether family members or roommates (in addition to full credit/background on all adults in the group).

But in most other municipalities I deal with, they have a law stating something to the effect that "only X number of unrelated adults may occupy a single dwelling unit."

So, here I am at 50 years old with adult kids and no retirement.

My ex GF still lives in one of the units, and might not feel comfortable to tell the tenants what I would like to tell them (please go find some sand and pound it), but we surely don't want them to assume they can move in another adult into the unit without any changes.  

This means they must show proof that utility accounts are established, they must have the lease agreement signed by all adult occupants, they must pay all amounts due, etc. 

Just listening to a radio show. 70% of adults where family earns less than $100,000 per year are living pay check to pay check.  

That, and as professional adults, I don't know anyone who would be okay living in the same house as 3 strangers - even if for 3 months (hence why they travel in duos and like having their own space).Recommend you log on to Furnished Finder, search your area, and check your competition.