No more than three unrelated adults can occupy a dwelling unit.

No more than three unrelated adults can occupy a dwelling unit.

No more than three unrelated adults can occupy a dwelling unit.

Sure enough, it says in the description - Not suitable for infants under 2 yrs old AND 'not suitable for children 2 - 12'.In addition to that, when she booked our place, she noted that there would be '3' adults staying....nothing about kids.So I posted a response that she had not mentioned kids when she booked so what was the problem?

No he seems to know that he does not want to sue me for a bogus lawsuit and it just entertains me.  

I would entertain the idea of house hacking a small multi every year for at least the next 5 years- live in one unit, rent out the others and repeat annually.

Also when it comes to getting the first couple of houses should I be submitting lower than list price offers just off of what I see online then doing due diligence and inspections if they even entertain or counter my offer or is the goal to submit an offer good enough to get it under contract and negotiate later, or is there a better way?

Background checks for all adults living in the house.

I want to start adding rooms and dwelling units so that I can maximize my rent-by-the-room revenue (we don't cash flow until all 4 rooms are rented); however, I'm worried that the kitchen will be an eye sore such that I won't be able to fill those rooms with my desired tenant (working, clean, respectful, professional adult). 

Thank you for your comments but the point was to entertain, not to lay myself open to be blamed for peoples being jerks.