My rule on the above is every ADULT in the household must fill out an application.

The rent rarely changed but there must have been over a dozen church friends moving in and out over that 7 year time, as it was a single guy household, many of us got married and other singles from church came and took over rent payments.

Their case would just be too weak.But, to be super safe, just adding the question, "Does anyone in the household anticipate a reduction in earnings during the lease?"  

But, people from households who scream at each other,  or throwing around the F-bomb while on a voicemail to me, regardless of their race, are not a protected class.Being distracted by your child while on the phone, is fine.  

I would stick with the suggestions of having her contribute to the household expenses.

Apparently lot's of Asian families in the area with multi generational households, so perhaps I can find one family who is looking for such a setup.

What about household chemicals which are considered toxic or flammable , will these be considered a breach of lease?

most everyone that calls just RUSHES right into 'what's the address' and 'when can i see it'.nowadays, most dont even introduce themself over the phone nor seem to want to divulge any info related to their household (perhaps thats normal for urban areas?)

If she intends to be friendly with her roomies, then she should set a list and schedule of chores and duties and who is replacing household goods like toilet paper, kitchen paper towels, taking out trash can to street, etc...

The largest racial group receiving vouchers is 'white head of household'.