Your gas will be minimal, but electric will be a potential killer, I'd be very careful, and if there's any way to break up the service (I'd bet there is, and worth every cent), I'd do it.

Recently gone through a major break-up and lack of income due to the fact we ran a business together.

Are they having to break up flooring in the house to access the lines?

But they should be able to afford the rent and fees now, and every month - on time.In our C neighborhood, we break up deposit payments all the time.

Hey BPers, I rented a SFR to a young couple last month (18 yr olds). Both of their names are on the lease. They seemed very happy, appreciative, respectful and passed all of the background screening. The guy just call...

Once you get better, you can break up the home into sections and know what each section usually costs you.

This is the way that I rationalize it: married money is community property money, so if he works and she stays at home it is still their joint income.Married couples have legal and financial responsibility to one another.While married couples do break up, they are certainly more committed than the shack-ups, so they are less likely to break up.My criteria states that roommates have to qualify separately.

The promissory note would say John Smith and his wife Sally Smith together with Robert Jones and Rebeca Jones (H&W) together with Sam Allen and his wife Susan Allen, singularly and collectively, hereinafter as "Holder".....They can simply do a letter of agreement as to how they break up the contributions made between themselves.Now, are there pitfalls to this, yes but the question here is this a business enterprise between the three families or an arrangement to lend money for a one time event?

Also, everybody who is single tends to find somebody to date because it is cold (and then they break up in summer) we all get a bit fatter since you only leave the house if you really have to.  

After reading other threads on here regarding divorces, break ups, etc., why wouldn't you have recourse to protect the payment you receive?