Nebraska Rules and Regulations Concerning Occupancy of Cooperative Apartment
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Occupancy limits the maximum number of tenants per unit an owner can establish. Currently, the occupancy limits are based on what is reasonable. Unofficially, reasonable occupancy limits in California is two persons per bedroom plus one additional tenant.
IRS Publication 527 states that carpet in a residential rental property wears out after 5 years, at least for tax purposes, based on the general depreciation system. That doesn't mean the carpet has to be replaced every five years.
Currently, the occupancy limits are based on what is reasonable. Unofficially, reasonable occupancy limits in California is two persons per bedroom plus one additional tenant.
In Nebraska, landlords are required to provide a habitable dwelling and make requested repairs within 14 days of notice. If they do not, then Nebraska tenants may withhold rent or may use the option to repair and deduct for the landlord's failure to provide necessary repairs or essential service.
There are currently no set federal occupancy restrictions in place; rather, an authorization of any reasonable restriction, and a rule of thumb: two persons per bedroom.
The federal guidelines generally accepted for valid occupancy limitations are a minimum of two persons per bedroom plus one. Therefore, in a one-bedroom apartment, for example, there can be three persons living there.
Having more than six unrelated persons in a dwelling unit is a violation of the NC Fire Code and could result in a civil penalty in the amount of $500 per violation for everyday the violation continues.
Lincoln apartment complex Chateau Development limits its occupancy per unit to three people in accordance with the ordinance, and the Links at Lincoln, at 375 Fletcher Ave., limits occupancy to two unrelated tenants or three related ones.
Enacted in 2012, Utah Code § 10-9a-505.5 prevents local governments from adopting excessive limits on the numbers of unrelated persons that can occupy a single residential unit in a single family zone. The minimum number is 4 unrelated persons in most areas, and 3 in cities that contain a university.
