A married couple or couple with children would be considered related and treated as one tenant, so that a married couple could have two single room-mates. 

My aunt wAs married she had no children with her husband in New Orleans, La.

You should know this stuff, and if the house is over-occupancy with children in bedrooms, contact children/youth.Fourth--I'll bet you a donut you didn't do proper vetting of this tenant.

Is suppose if 10k in cash flow would be lifted changing for me then maybe the headache would be worth it but I have young children, a sales career that I enjoy so I don’t need the cashflow.

Two months later, he was faced with a civil complaint spurred on by the her children because of lot of the stuff that was sold actually belonged to them.

I just got a 7-unit under contract (built in 1800) here in New Hampshire and I would like to ensure it is safe for children, but also don't want to break the rehab bank right out of the gate. 

And the reason being is that you, your immediate family members (spouse, children/grandchildren & their spouses, parents/grandparents) and any entity owned by any of these person are considered "disqualified" by the IRS. 

Consult with your attorney.Lead is terrible for children, it accumulates in the fatty tissues and can hinder cognitive development.

Tenants by the entireties can only be used by a married couple, and does not apply to joint debts like medical necessities for either spouse or your children, but does to most other debts. 

A lot of attorneys and doctors will hold property like this with their children or wife as the beneficiary in case of a mal-practice claim.