You can't include everything in a lease that might disturb other tenants.For instance, I'm in subsidized senor housing right now, and there is a new senior woman tenant who moved in above me.

Teaching a wo/man to fish would be my approach.

Especially the woman that claimed someone with a dui will not spend their money on rent but alcohol I have a misdemeanor dui and that’s affected me renting even though it was over 5 years ago but between my wife and I I have been the responsible one to pay rent on time (even before) rent was due and I also make sure every bill outside is paid.

If the lease doesn't provide for it, you can't legally charge them a late fee.You can, of course, have this woman sign a new lease (or amendments) at any time, but she is not required to.I agree with most here that she is not a good tenant if she is paying late.  

For a woman, there is no place to put her make-up containers or her face cream, etc., while she's getting ready.  

I'm getting ready for my exam, woman from the school I went to says test is open book. 

I'm sure your contract says something in it regarding bothering other tenants.I had to kick out a tenant when he got involved with a crazy woman.  

My wife and I took sabbatical this year to embark on an adventure with our two kids.

It's not fair and you'll have an argument on your hands.Noise - tell them they are expected to listen to music and movies and TV or whatever - with headphones.They must have their own phone.Laundry - have laundry rules if you have laundry facilities.Advertise for commuters, if you have a market for that - people who need a place to rent during the week for their job, but have a home they go to on weekends.Advertise for med or law students  - they are quiet and just want a quiet room where they can study.Another good roommate option is a fireman/woman.  

The woman's houses were just as neat.