Added a wood stove, ceiling fans, attic drop down door.

Clearly they are both liable, they both get the certificate of rent paid (divided equally between all tenants on lease in MN at least), but is it a good practice to calculate all tenants incomes in this instance to determine if things do hit the fan that either of them can support the rent, or just go off gross income and hope they live happily ever after?

@Zeng Fan - Check out the following link to the Philadelphia Streets website: http://www.philadelphiastreets.com The Streets department are responsible for "the City's streets and roadways.

You could always use your student loans and get a multiplex in the Fan.  

I am a fan of stripping out the equity to reinvest,  just not liquidation of what you have to them go get what you had.

I am also a fan of the free webinars that are hosted most Wednesdays.

I'm a Pens / Steeler fan through and through..But to your point, yes, I get the 'one finger salute'.. a lot.. lol

None of which I'm a fan of.

Attic fan (nothing wrong) $1338.

I would personally rather find out a way to make $400 extra per month doing some other side gig rather than saving $400 by subletting due to the inconvenience but that's just me.I'm a big fan of fourplexes but house-hacking a fourplex or triplex via FHA in Utah from what I've seen is actually almost impossible to do right now.