And it all has to do with local jobs and vacationers.If we pressume no vaccine will arrive before Q2 or Q3 2021 at the earliest and government imposed social distancing constraints combined with a reluctance by some folks to not want to re-engage in crowded activities - it all translates to a sizable reduction in visitors / revenue. 

That being said, two people per room (parent/child) is very reasonable.As far as the girlfriend, you should have rules in the lease about visitors to limit how many nights she is spending there.

Regardless, I think he's on my side and is trying to help broker the peace.Per a conversation with the building inspector, re-routing the downspout into another drain and capping off the driveway drain will be a suitable fix.

I also have a clause (lifted right out of Bigger Pocket's The Book on Managing Rental Properties thank-you-very-much) about anyone staying longer than 14 days is someone who needs to apply and be added to the lease if they meet the requirements etc…My worry is that the company will pay the rent, have this one person on the lease and then will cycle 'visitors' through the property essentially as a short term hotel.  

@Prashant Sahni Along with a lease agreement signed by both parties, you should ask your prospective tenants to fill in a rental application so that you can get all the necessary information about the tenant and then decide if they are suitable renters. 

I always make sure mine has late fees spelled out and also rules on what pets they can have and how many visitors and for how long those visitors can stay.

He's provided her with a suitable, short-term solution to the loss of heat and is working quickly to have it resolved.

That can be tedious but the only way.Also ensure that your doctor or heath facilities you visit or plan to visit takes that health particular plan, before you sign up.Unfortunately, no one in either parties elected or running for office been able to fix health care in the US.

Maybe you can say that you are trying to find suitable downstairs renters so that the folks in both units can get along, but with their stomping around the quiet ones do not have much interest, but there is interest with a family with month old twins and a single father with a son who's band will practice in the house, which would they prefer?

@David Tiemann you are not obligated under the ADA to make the changes, but you must allow the tenant to do so for disability, and then return it back to original condition  when they vacate if it would not be suitable for the next occupants.