A landlord cannot "require" unmarried tenants to have separate "cosigners." This would be considered unfair and "unlawful," as all tenants should be treated the same. It is appropriate to have requirements related to money, but they must be applied to all tenants in the same way.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is considered an unlawful requirement for unmarried tenants?
2. Can a landlord require unmarried tenants to have separate cosigners?
3. How should tenants be treated in terms of cosigners?
4. What is the appropriate way to apply requirements related to money for tenants?
7. Can a landlord legally discriminate against unmarried tenants in terms of cosigners?
9. What is the role of cosigners for tenants?
10. What are the responsibilities of landlords in relation to cosigners for tenants?