I will not deny that it could be useful as a marketing tool.

I have been denied by my current bank holding the HELOC and by Rocket Mortgage.They say my debt to income is a bit too high. 

Train your tenants and ensure your lease is clear about charging tenants for abusing the system. 

Regardless how I fee about 2 I would deny them on #1. 

I told him he was a hoarder, but he denied it.

Possibly install a nest thermostat that I can monitor remotely to ensure that AC use reasonable  (with language in the lease that temps must be between 70-74 summer, 68-70 in winter OR SOMETHING)-Charge rent, then charge a more reasonable flat rate for utilities and charge back to them for anything more than whatever "reasonable" amount that I define (this may give incentive for them to not abuse utilities)My other obstacle is how I pair up compatible roommates without discriminating on Fair housing laws; I.e., how to not pair up a 60yo with a 20yo, etc.Furnishing - Common areas only?

(a) A person may not discriminate in the sale or rental of, or make unavailable or deny, a dwelling to any buyer or renter because of a disability of:</p><p>(1) the buyer or renter;</p><p>(2) a person residing in or intending to reside in that dwelling after it is sold, rented, or made available; or</p>(3) any person associated with the buyer or renter.If the OP offers his 11 inherited tenants a lease, and gives the sole notice to vacate  to his disabled tenant, without offering accommodations or going through the "due process" you need to with a hoarder, he runs the risk of violating this statute.Fair Housing supersedes LL/ tenant laws with non-disabled tenants. 

And you better donate to the Sheriff's re-election campaign or you may be denied a permit to carry.

Tadacip does not carry a label saying that it can provide more energy or stamina, but its capability to improve the quality of erection is more direct at the time of sexual abuse.

Those bills won't tend to be as variable or run you as much for abused usage like gas/electric might though, especially in the winter time here in western PA.Properties I have that have shared water/sewage/trash I just add a flat $75-$100 fee on top of rent to help offset that and then just leave the bills in my name and pay them since you can't legally charge tenants for utilities if they aren't properly split.