It is challenging having roommates and keeping up with repairs for someone who enters with a low cash position.

If you get objections to that, then those roommates aren't ready to live together if they aren't even able to commit to a lease together.

@Chris Harkins definitely not looking to live with roommates.

I lived in the area post UCLA because my college roommate like the artsy vibe of the area.

It is a live-in rehab and I was fortunate enough to bring my roommate with me and have someone else pay 75% of my mortgage.

I have a tenant that is moving her mother and stepfather in to the home she rents from me. Am I obligated to allow this? I would rather they not move in, but if they do need to, I would like to at least be able to do ...

Hi, BPersThe owner agrees to leave at closing and she does have a roommate/tenant, which according to her, is on month-to-month and will leave the property by closing.

Also, I do have my current roommates on a lease.

I want to sue the apartment complex and exterminator for both making a claim that we brought the bed bugs and for wanting to charge us because my roommates and I believe they should pay for it and shouldn't take 2 weeks to remediate the situation.

Since it's a flip having roommates will be nearly impossible due to the living conditions if you're hacking at walls, gutting bathrooms and so on.