You can kick them out, but I prefer to try to create situations that are not likely to develop into problems and holding everyone equally responsibly goes a long way in the right direction.In your case it sounds like you have college students or adults at an equivalent or lower level of responsibility which is very common renting out at the room level. 

Demand should be strong for residential in the town center just because of the lack of inventory in the fairfax area and the proximity to restaurants/entertainment.  

If the applicant is interested, I supply either a printed copy of the application for each adult to fill out or I offer to email the person the application to fill out. 

I have lived in the city my entire adult life and own, now, 4 investment properties in urban Indy.

Along comes a grown adult who wants it, HOORAY! 

Depending on area, adding nice outdoor entertaining space.- Common areas: living room, dining room, patios.- Laundry room (if present)One common thing I hear from people is “hey, there is money left in the budget, so let’s add.....”.

You need to get over them once and become an adult.

I have no problem if an adult books for their kids.

@Jason RogersMost lenders sell their loans to fannie and freddie, so they simply follow the guidelines that are provided, it looks like it must be at least double wide and you must also own the land. https://selling-guide.fanniema...If you don't qualify based on these guidelines you might try a local credit union, they might entertain the idea.

With a puppy as opposed to an adult dog, however, you can basically guarantee there's going to be damage, so I would consider that in whatever you're going to decide.