Residents are required to notify owners for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

Residents are generally required to notify owners about significant changes that affect their tenancy. This includes notifying the owner when they are moving out of the unit, requesting to add new family members to the lease, or changes in household composition, such as an adult gaining employment, particularly if it impacts income documentation or lease eligibility.

Turning 18, however, does not require notification to the owner since it is a natural occurrence and does not necessitate a change to the lease agreement or the household composition from a legal perspective. In many instances, a family member reaching adulthood, albeit significant, does not alter their status in a way that requires owner notification unless there are specific lease provisions that require it. Therefore, this situation typically wouldn't trigger a requirement for residents to inform the owners.