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Gabe Chime
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Should I set the max number of adults?

Gabe Chime
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I am trying to rent a brand new 4 bds 3 ba 2,230 sqft house in a new development in Austin.

Should I limit set the maximum number of adults?

The HUD + local zoning rules allow 6 unrelated adults.

Would it be wise to limit the number of adults to a lower number (3 or 4)?

Thanks in advance.

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Colleen F.
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Colleen F.
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The biggest issue with adults  is  vehicle parking in my experience so I limit vehicles.  We don't have an unrelated adults ordinance.  Are you expecting to attract college students?

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