Why does milwaukee only allow upto 3 unrelated people to live together?
339195
That is not quite what the law says.\n\nIn actual fact it is that no more than three unrelated people are allowed to occupy one dwelling unit, regardless of the number of bedrooms, unless the landlord has a “Rooming House License.” \n\nSo people can live together, but only if the landlord has the correct kind of renting license.  Or, if the people are joint owners of the house and are not paying rent, they can also live together.
950966
Just call and ask them. They usually asked me if I wanted to add a joint user to mine, so there shouldn't be any reason why you can't. Best of luck!
1164077
I think it's illegal to group those three together.
303275
Nope, when you log into one it will log the other one out and visa versa, why not just make 4? they are free.
294283
An apartment with basement? Cause only basements are not sold. Moreover, it is illegal now in NY to live in basement.
314639
I do not live in NY but they should have group homes for people with mental illnesses, i live in mn and i used to work for a group home that takes in different people with different illnesses, and they take good care of the people also. I worked in a house with 4 people living in it and one was autistic, and even though he had behavior problems the people there are trained to handle it legally and with respect. i know some of the phone book they have a group home listing in the yellow pages, call to talk to the owner of the group homes to set up a appt. to meet with her or him.
303032
Not to put Milwaukee in a bad light, but why would anyone want to migrate to Milwaukee?  Usually, when Americans change their city of residence it's called "moving"  Only when non-US citizens move to Milwaukee would it be called "migrating"\n\nIf there are reasons any average person would move to Milwaukee, then those are the reasons an African American would move to Milwaukee.
782311
check to make sure you have enough people in their positions\nb
350520
That all depends on the order. Some people could be forbidden to leave their house except for work, or others could be allowed a certain distance. It all depends on the details of the order.
528685
You do not have to take the job if you do not want to live there.  And you did not mention  if it says anything about a particular cohabitating partner. If it made a specific reference you would have to seek advice on another legal question. but if it is just co- habitation for anyone reguardless of race, religion, sex, etc, then it would be my opinion they have the right to say who  will live in the place and decide who they will hire
643328
I think it is something that should have been talked about before coming roomates, if this is possible.  I think it is a shared space, and you each need to live with others ways of life and beliefs.  This would be a good way to learn one of lifes lessons.
214983
generally you can rent basement suites in a house for less than you can rent a smaller apartment.\nis this a permanent arrangement?  I hope not because it is terrible for kids to live in apartments without room to go outside and play.....\n1 adult can sleep in living room, 2 can share 1 bed room, kids in other room.....\n\nneed to save save save so you can buy a proper house.
549638
there's most likely a clause in the lease saying they can enter when they deem it necessary, like putting out a fire if you're not there, or checking for a reported problem when you're gone.  he's probably just abusing this.  either deal with it or suck it up and move.
1122182
no  # of residents.....
421128
First off what does the lease say?  If it says only one person then they are violating the lease regardless of anything else.  \n\nSecond check the city laws.  This is generally where the most restrictive restrictions will be.  Either because of zoning, or more likely because of fire code issues.  \n\nLastly if neither of the above apply then you need to be concerned with state law, if there is any that applies, but I'm sure one of the two above is more important to the case then state law in why the landlord is telling them to move.
665486
nothings wrong with you, you're roommates.\n\nOften friends do not make the best roommates, though kudos to those who do.
410744
an individual and HUF have three residential status.\nthese are:-\nresident and ordinarily resident\nresident but not ordinarily resident\nnon resident\n\nall other assesee have only two residential staus\nresident and non resident