And great location, you’re always going to have high occupancy there.

I agree to that in situations of co-habitation, both occupants share liability exposures. 

What do they see them selling for per unit, what is the market occupancy rate.

Unfortunately, as said above, if you are going to be selective of your occupants then you are going to have to sift through a lot of folks.

However, the collective of codes, case law, guidelines, etc. do a pretty solid job of outlining it.I'm not going to pluck out each of the connecting portions of Title 17, Business Occupations and Professions, Annotated Code of Maryland and COMAR 09.11 for you, but, by all means, have at it.

turn it over to the copsnext time someone disrespects some ones space in the unit just have the occupant call the police to handle ityou don't know what's going on there they could be on dope or something plus if it is a domestic dispute stay clear that's how people end up getting shot- the most dangerous call to the police-domestic violencescreen your tenants better in the future you wont have these problemsenjoy

include the words, "and all other occupants" in your evection.

I am not going to be an owner occupant. 

-Owner claims about 90% occupancy thus doesn't advertise on any of the major booking sites other than google.

I knew of all of them in advance except when we got the house there was an extra occupant that the former owner did not permit to move in.