(c) A "Qualified Tenant Household" is any household that includes at least one Tenant that is a Senior Citizen, Disabled, or has at least one minor dependent child as defined in R.M.C. 11.102.020(a) and (l).

Originally posted by @John Hagen:@John Woodrich:We are being approached with deals from baby boomers wanting to cash out retire.

The fact that Applicant 1 is getting married and has a child lends more stability than Applicant 2.

At my vacation rentals I've had people visiting family members who lived locally, folks traveling for sports activities for their child, those who are touring colleges with children or visiting children in college etc.

Second, and this is unique to Asheville, is that boomers are retiring there in massive numbers, and buying with cash more than other comparable markets, inflating prices everywhere.

So after telling my wife who was pregnant with our second child that I would fix the house to her standards before we moved in and putting a lot of sweat equity into the house.

They often have the children's father living with them (off the lease) and paying them in cash for child support.

My Grandmother (rest her soul) was a Realtor and I remember admiring what she did for a living when I was a child.  

Hi Jason,Icicles over a doors and walkways and any place a child might be playing.Icicles can break off and go through the head of a renter or guest--lawsuit.Makes sense to knock them down with a long pole.https://www.sima.org/news2/2016/10/25/death-by-snow-iceGood Luck!

They don't matter to the child who died of starvation in Africa yesterday.