I guess I really can't help out here. Funny thing is we just did this and the grandparents did pay for the house and the parents bought all the food. I didn't realize others did it this way too!

I can not understand how you want to share/rent your home without your grandparents. Where your grandparents paid for this house. Thank you for asking. sharm el sheikh holidays

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Ditto prior response. Don't do it unless you are able to pay 100% of rent, utilities, fees, etc. when your roommate(s) leave, become unemployed, have their wages garnished ...

Establish ironclad rules regarding "common areas," i.e., keeping kitchen/food prep area meticulously clean, identifying your personal food or beverage in fridge. Ditto bathrooms, entryway, laundry room, living room/family room, dining room.

Be sure that your friends have similar personal clocks. If you practice your violin every Saturday morning at 9:00, this could cause friction with the roomie who sleeps until well past noon. If you must go to sleep at 10:00 pm, you will not be happy with the roomie who test drives the new sound system at 11:30 pm.
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Call me anti-social but i don't like to share a house.
I was former fan of time share but not anymore.
I rather pay an extra buck but be there alone.
Cheers.
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We count kids as 1/2 a person and adults as a 1 person and divide out the rent this way/ So if you have 10 adults and 6 kids the total rent would be divided by 13 for a "per share" cost and you would pay for whatever your family's share was. We do not count babies under 2 or charge for them. So a family of 2 adults and 3 kids would be 3.5 x the per share price.

We have each family bring/buy their own cereal, snacks, soft drinks and adult beverages since most families have their own particular tastes.

We split cooking/cleaning duties and tally up food costs for dinners, ice for coolers, milk, bread, eggs, juice, butter (all the commonly used items) etc. and divide the same way - kids only count as 1/2. At the end of the week we settle up by tallying all the receipts and those that overpaid get reimbursed by those that underpaid. Sounds complicated but we have found it to be the most fair way and with practice it gets easier.

Well its difficult to generalize these things for every family. It depends on how comfortable you feel in adapting a financial plan.
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You could decide each year in advance who is going to pay the rent next year, and where you are going in vacation next time in such a manner that any of you will have to take responsibility for it once every few years. When it comes about food and drink i suppose you all have different tastes. I think that the best thing to do is to have most of your meals in a restaurant, where everyone can decide for themselves.
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