The tenant , husband and adult son were on the lease, but any time I would be there lots of others appeared to be living there as well .

She also had a mentally handicapped adult child and a son who never married. 

Half of my adult life I have been a renter, and nobody ever came in with a camera when it was time to inspect.  

I have been working in analytical fields for all of my adult live (pension actuarial student and IT/management consultant), and am looking at other ways of providing residual income for myself and my family.Thank you for taking the time to read my introduction.

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.

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

I fully screen every adult applicant and have every applicant on the lease to make my ability to collect in the event of a default more secure.

In our case, both our rental units have larger adult dogs - the larger ones tend to be better trained than the smaller ones in our experience.As for the pit bull, ask your insurance agency.

They wear adult diapers!