I don't know if padsplit operates over there, but if not just put the rooms on zillow, and FB marketplace and screen/meet every applicant and have them sign a standard lease agreement. 

Why do this instead of separate leases?

I know I could do a lease with an option to buy and just keep the mortage as it is. but I also know I could do seller financing and do away with any responsibility to pay for insurance or anything like that.

When looking at multifamily, you're taking out a unit because you're living there, and it's difficult to cash flow right now on multifamily properties that are fully leased out. 

Yes, vetting is such an important step because it helps to reduce costly mistakes and minimizes risk, whether it’s in real estate investing or for someone like me partnering with investors for a long-term corporate lease.

In PA, you can't file eviction (done at the District Justice level) because they view eviction as only applying to tenants with a lease.

If someone moves in with no approved animals, then brings an animal on-site without permission and then requests a reasonable accommodation for an ESA that is already on my premises, my lease specifies a fine of $300 (which is more than my pet fee) for bringing an animal onsite without approval.

Does anyone have a link to or know which lease addendums are required by law in California (and which are optional but recommended)?

Tenants, maintenance, late-night calls, leases, legal stuff.

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