Before You Split the Rent
Friends, cousins, in-laws, colleagues, strangers from a listing. Adults with jobs, ex-spouses, mortgages and video calls at eight. Ten workbooks that skip the chore wheel and deal with the actual friction.
Everything in this collection is subordinate to your lease, your local occupancy rules and applicable law.
Adult Roommate Compatibility Audit
“We get along. That isn’t the same as living well together.”
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Friendship-Saving Move-In Plan
“I want the apartment. I’m not willing to lose the friendship for it.”
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Law-Aware Candidate Interview Kit
“Six people answered the listing. I don’t know what I’m allowed to ask.”
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Uses consistent, housing-relevant criteria. Not a background check, and not fair-housing compliance advice.
Homeowner–Roommate Boundary Plan
“I own it. He pays to live here. Where is the line?”
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Not a lease and no substitute for one. Owner and occupant rights vary by state and local law.
WFH Roommate Operating Plan
“Her calls start at eight. So do mine.”
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30-Minute Roommate Reset
“We’re texting about the dishes instead of talking about them.”
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Overnight Guest Boundary Reset
“His girlfriend is here five nights a week.”
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Adult Cleanliness Standards Builder
“I’m the only one who notices the kitchen.”
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Separation and Deposit Plan
“I’m leaving. I’d like the deposit and the friendship intact.”
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Records what you agreed and what you documented. It cannot override the landlord, the lease or your local deposit rules.
55+ Home-Sharing Decision Plan
“We’re both on our own now. What if we shared a house?”
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Co-ownership, wills and care commitments need a local attorney before anyone signs or buys.
That is the only question this collection answers. If yours sits somewhere else, start here:
Every Roumo workbook supports a household conversation and records what the people in it decided. It is not legal, medical, financial, tax, housing-rights or mental-health advice. Local rules and individual circumstances vary. When rights, ownership, care safety or a major financial commitment are involved, bring in a licensed professional.
If there is a threat, coercion, abuse or a medical emergency in the house, that is not a worksheet problem. Contact emergency services or a qualified professional.
Where a workbook touches law, health or money more closely than most, it carries its own note naming that boundary. Read it before you start.