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Room rental agreement, or single family rental?

Michael Ginter
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I am wanting to lease 4 bedrooms to one person. I will maintain one bedroom and the garage for myself with shared living spaces/bathrooms/etc.

Do I have to make a separate lease for each bedroom or can I include all 4 bedrooms on one lease since its all the same renter?


Struggling with what structure I should be using.

Any insight is appreciated.

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Tanner Pile
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@Michael Ginter

I would put all the bedrooms on one lease. It will make it easier and save time. I would also clarify what each room is and any common spaces and that you as the landlord will be occupying a room. 

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