One spouse per loan is always the best, if at all possible, if the goal is to be able to continue to qualify the household for as many mortgages as possible.Extreme example not directly related to your question...Jeopardy answer: Put the PRIMARY RESIDENCE loan and title in just her name, you sign a lease with her, your rent is $100/mo, paid via check once a month from an account with just your name on it, to an account with just her name on it.Jeopardy question: "What is the way to get a FNMA loan on a cashflow positive rental property with no job or income other than the rent coming in from that property?"

Kick back in the living room, cook your favorites in the kitchen, relax on the shaded back porch with fenced backyard, enjoy the community-on-your-own-terms household, or zip over to the excitement of Boulder or the beauty of the Rocky Mountains.This room for rent is part of a CommunityLiving Home, which are high-demand and high-quality rent-by-the-room living arrangements.

Too much risk.I always suggest providing the household a gift card of $25 as a 'thank you for your patience as we transition'. 

But my ad was rejected because the lead form was asking questions that's not allowed by FB:How much is your household monthly income after tax?

Are there any issues I should know about before I run a background screening for all the adults in the household?

But my ad was rejected because the lead form was asking questions that's not allowed by FB:How much is your household monthly income after tax?

@Josh Rodriguez Here are some resources to help you analyze different markets: Census Bureau: American Community Survey (ACS)  The ACS was launched in 2005 and is administered every year by the Census Bureau to roughly three and a half million households in the USA.

Population over 100k2. .5% or more year-over-year (YOY) population growth3. 1% or more YOY median household income 4. 2% or more YOY job growth5. 2.5% or more YOY median home value6.

I and the main provider in my house hold.

Median rental household income in the USA is $40,500.She has two boys and is raking it in, but wants to rent a two-bedroom and not a three-bedroomShe wants to move into the property ASAP in February for her childrens' education.