You should always get occupant changes documented with an addendum referencing the initial Rental Agreement, and yes, all parties signing...the one moving out, the replacement roommate, and the original roommate(s) as applicable...ALL adults.

All adults (18 or older) sign the lease, even if they don't pay any of the rent.

Still, we all KNEW we were going to be successful as adults and we all are, so...

I promise I will write a post on each of those strategies; however, what I can’t promise is that those posts will be just as entertaining, but I will try.

.:) A good part of the time, these properites will have REALLY SCREWED UP TITLES, so make sure that you do a legit closing at a title company and get title insurance to protect yourself or your assignee (end buyer).Finding the owners can be quite entertaining as well.

I simply like to talk real estate and truly believe adults only learn when they find out they were wrong about something and I try to learn everyday. :-)Vegas does make huge piles of jobs when they build new casinos and convention centers (the $10 billion I mentioned earlier.) but most of the jobs are 50 here for a new car wash, 50 over there for a new fast food chain, a few hundred over there for a new school or library.

The reason they have a limit on "boarders" is because it's more risk for them, also I know there are some municipalities that limit the amount of non-related adults that can live together.

Here’s what I mean:If you are using a Schedule C in your personal tax returns there are 4 important items to be aware of when a bank calculates your income.Schedule CDepreciation (Line 13/14) – can be added BACK as incomeBusiness Use of Home (Line 30) – can be added BACK as incomeVehicle Miles (Line 44A) – can be added BACK as incomeUn-allowed Meals and Entertainment (Line 24B) – is subtracted FROM your incomeSo, if your Schedule C taxable income is $0 (line 31) but your depreciation is $10,000 then your actual income is $10,000!

Also contact Adult protective services for help.  

The reason I even entertained entering into the foreclosure process was to have additional time to gather the funds to pay off the mortgage.Is there any recourse here?