Even disabled people are required to pay their bills.If they wanted to make two payments a month, they should have brought that up before the eviction.

If he will be living there full-time and contributing to rent, we plan to require a full background check and update the lease to add him as a co-tenant.If he won’t be financially responsible but will be staying there, we plan to request his basic info (name, SSN, etc.) for record-keeping.Has anyone dealt with a similar situation?

Hey Carlos, welcome to the real estate world!

Make it a destination stay for sure!

The reality is your tenants will not catch up and you have to bring them to reality.

@Trevor NewtonWelcome to BP!

The payoff is worth it in the long run with reliable, on-time rent payments and tenants who are more likely to stay long-term, and take care of your property. 

Let’s get to it!

You can setup a "guest mode" allowing the guest to enter their check-out date.

There's an equal chance they stay here and even a shot they go higher.