There is a high probability that someone (hoarders adult children, perhaps? 

And Native Californian Hispanics are "off the scale" when it comes to allegiance to all things California...I have lived 28 of my 50 years in California, and 28 of my 32 "adult" years in California.

Nearly every successful investor I talk to says their education was their best investment, but education without action is just entertainment.

Let them know you need an application for each adult, that it costs $XX per person, and that you will run a full credit/criminal background, verify income, and check landlord references.

Seems like two adults came to a reasonable outcome given the circumstances.

When the market crashed in 08, my adult kids, myself and my husband all relocated from Redding, CA to southern CA.

Located near AT&T stadium in the Arlington Entertainment District.

One that all of the adults would sign, agreeing this person will also be a Tenant, and referencing the original date, the premises, and the name of the Agreement that it will become an addendum to.

ABQ is abundant with recent graduates, young adults, and a diverse socio-economic demo that are drawn to multifamily properties in all different neighborhoods.What I share your concern in is the leverage required for obtaining multifamily in ABQ.

Loveland does not have a U+2 rule like Fort Collins, and even in FTC you could rent out a room so long as there are not more than 3 non-related adults living in the property (one side of the duplex).