All adults living in the unit must complete an online application and pay a $35 nonrefundable fee.

I had one family who was very interested but couldn't provide any verifiable income, asked how flexible I was on the payment due date, and were proposing have 4 adults living in a 2 bedroom apartment.

She is a grown adult and not owned by her husband.

In my past experience as a tenant, and in recently searching for a rental property, having laundry facilities available were of significant importance to me.With an apartment building I would accept laundry facilities somewhere on the property and not necessarily in the unit, but in a single-family home I ignored those that had only hook ups available.As a college student, traveling to the laundromat wasn't really a big deal, but as an adult I definitely prefer laundry inside the home.With laundry facilities inside the unit, I would fully expect to pay the water bill.

As long as you arent denying them as a tenant based on their age, race, sex, sexual orientation, religion, disability status, and familial status.When I accept section 8 tenants I also make sure they pass the same credit and background check as all of my other tenants.

Also 4 adults utilities are going to be much higher then a family of 4 more then likely, and if you ever wanted to sell the potential for a family to buy the home over multiple individuals is greater.

The persons living in the property are not the owner, but her adult daughter and family.

My business practice is to NOT add an adult who hasn't been screened for credit/background.

These are family members, yes, but they are also adults who made a promise and failed to keep it.  

They are both extended family units with three adult renters and several children/grandchildren.