One of the principles of the founding fathers was to eliminate social ranking and privilege, no royalty class.

Laundry is a privilege and not an entitlement, moreover, you are a renter and if you would like to make your own rules then you would have to become a homeowner to be fully satisfied with your living arrangements.

@Brian Beck  You've experienced about 14.5% compounded annually appreciation. 

If it's just an agreement between the two parties, no way - I'd make the payer be a co-signer without residence privileges instead. 

All too often, that ability is considered a mere "privilege," similar to the privilege of an owner to use the community pool or clubhouse, or to park a specific number of cars in a driveway.

Mistakes will be made, but many pm will only compound them.  

If the parent wants the child to get a better education, there are private schools where one pays for that privilege.

All my tenants are M2M, all the rights and privileges are the same for tenant and landlord.

Some of these events that have occurred recently are compounded effects from infrastructure that's worn out, more development pressure, and less greenspace. 

Her staying there is a privilege of being in a relationship, that's all.