Quote from @Kaiden Foster: Report it to Adult Protective Services.

It's a ski town in peak ski season that several adults booked four months in advance.

I just purchased my first multi-unit property (duplex) in Sacramento, just near American River College.

I just purchased my first multi-unit property (duplex) in Sacramento, just near American River College.

Now, I am looking to house hack, and possibly apply the same system.I was reading over the rules on this page: https://www.austintexas.gov/de...This page referenced the "Duelling unit occupancy limit" code (code 25-2-511): https://library.municode.com/t...According to point (B) from code 25-2-511, I cannot fit more than 6 people (unrelated adults).

I recommend screening every adult before allowing them to move in, then you add them to the lease so they are responsible for the terms.Rents in San Diego have probably increased 25% or more over the last three years, which means you are way behind market.

Plenty of in person live training which is how adults learn best.   

One of them has been in her job for 10 days, and the other (a mom and her adult son) both have cleared up and resolved bankruptcies.

Can try Adult Protective Services in your area. 

What I've been referring to is actually an "enhanced" owners policy (see First American's Eagle product) which is significantly more comprehensive than extended and only available to residential homeowners (at least where we do business).Extended coverage is simply an alta owners policy with the 5 standard exceptions removed (after meeting the criteria -- affidavits, survey, additional premium, etc. -- for removal).Sounds like you figured a out a plan that works for you.