Unless the tenant makes a claim that living at your property is triggering the child's asthma, I would not worry about it.

Your 3X income individually is even stricter than requiring 6X combined income or "head of household" income.Sam,This would mean that both of those examples you gave would disqualify the younger child or dependent adult.

Try to be in the inner hub of a city......as in walking distance to restaurants, shops, close to six colleges and I get significant bookings from parents who are touring the colleges, moving their child in, visiting them 2x/year, and moving them out at end of year, and then they bring extended family when it's graduation time.

another factor is that my current duplex tenant (great tenant) referred the applicants and they are very motivated to live next door to their friends and be in this school district for their child.

Thanks anyway and the pits love my newborn baby so ppl make a dog dangerous not it's breed it's as bad as racism thanks anyway=======Me:I understand.

Originally posted by Just Don:check the free condo locale----JAIL That reminds me of a sad corollary--check with Child Protective Services.

Our income will skyrocket just when our child graduates high school (then plummet when we send her to college!)

The child/guardian is able to sue up until the 'age of majority' so landlords who may have sold a building many years ago can & have been held liable.

Even as I child I always seemed to stay up most of the night, but was chastised by my school peers because it was not to party, I just liked the night time hours.

I am the poster child for buying real estate income streams.