You can explain that any changes to the lease must be carefully considered, as you want to maintain the original terms that protect your interests.If you decide to allow the change, you could draft an addendum stating that each tenant is responsible for their own rent.

That would give you more rent coming in per 'house' and also help protect against vacancies (ie one unit might be vacant, but you still have rent from the other unit coming in). 

Your criteria should not include anything that would violate someone's rights as a protected class. 

If you want something longer-lasting, cedar and redwood are great—they handle Houston’s humidity well, though redwood is pricier.

Here’s why:Liability Protection: By having separate LLCs, you limit the liability to the assets of each specific LLC.

I have been looking for SFH and Duplexes as well and found a "potential" cash flowing duplex in 32209 and began investigating forum discussions on this city.     

I have 2 investment properties that are doing really well and give me some cash flow (on top of paying both mortgages).

Keep in mind the deed recording can be delayed months from the date the sale is completed as well. 

Hopefully it all goes well tomorrow. 

Plus, protect our name.