They're four young adults who seem to be splitting the rent equally, but on the lease, three of them are tenants and one is under the "People authorized to occupy this premises" section.

They are good tenants and there are 3 working adults (2 parents with adult daughter and her daughter).

Are there any Americans here who have experience renting out Quebecois/ Montreal residential property who can share words of wisdom?

Do all adults need to be on the application if I want to run them all through a background and credit check?

Specifically, CoreLogic's RealQuest Pro, Black Knight's TitlePro 24/7 and best of all, First American Title's DataTree.

www.HWAHomeWarranty.com I recently had a buyer who was just barely able to afford the home she was buying for her husband, two adult daughters and 5 grand kids.  

People ask me what I do for a living and I tell them I own "Adult Daycare" businesses.

page=2#p3128910.In March of 2017, I got started with a tiny investment into American Homeowner Preservation (AHP) Fund, which invests in real estate notes.  

You'd be surprised how many mid-aged adults lack sufficient credit history to buy a home.

For most of my adult life, I was a renter and I noticed sometimes landlords would do some sort of "maintenance inspection" once a year, sometimes multiple times a year and sometimes, never.