It would be for my daughter who is a student-athlete at UAH and 3 other roommates.

Hello BP community - I'm reaching out with a question following a series of events (some mold related) that has led to 3 of 4 college tenants in my SFR having their parents request release from their lease 3 months early due to perceived air quality concerns.Background (University rental in MN - lease started Jun 17 with 4 college roommate - parents cosigned and pay rent):- In Sep 17 we had a minor roof leak that was corrected immediately (flashing)after notification with only minor paint damage and no sign of mold (from the attic or interior wall). - In Nov 17 tenant's parents (these are college students) call my property manager to report a broken dryer and mold growth in the basement laundry room, a bedroom above the laundry room, and in the bathroom.

It will prevent any tension between tenants/roommates because you can displace the authority of ownership to someone they don't know and they'll just view you as the middle man.Brandon talks about this strategy in some of his blogs to prevent unnecessary confrontation.

When I don't know something I just look it up from reputable sources online and also quite a few of my college roommates work in finance and can get answers on things like Libor nuances for example.

That we can't just evict his roommate, because they are both on the lease.

My roommate is a fitness coach as well.

  $780 a month house payment.  3 bedroom house.  2 roommates paying $250 each.   

Also paid for was furniture for two Airbnb rooms, roughly $1600.Lucky for me we had a hail storm and I was able to get the siding replaced for $1200 deductible.PITI: $1230Water, sewer, trash: $150Internet: $90Gas: $80-100Electric: $70Rent from upstairs unit: $1100Rent from roommate in lower unit: $450Rent from Airbnb room in lower unit: $600My rents were low for Northeast Minneapolis because of the condition of the exterior of the home when I rented it and giving my roommate a great deal.

I have definitely been considering finding a single family home where I could just rent out the basement or as Marina mentioned, have a roommate if needed!

Live in one side with a roommate and rent the other side.