<prompt> Human: Hello reddit! We have an unusual situation and would like some advice:My husband works from home for a small organization that is primarily run by A a silent partner, B an idea man and C the face of the company. The C guy well call him Charlie lives a few hours away from their primary location and is looking to move out our way.We have an extra room and have been asked what we would think about letting him move in for a few months. We are leaning toward saying yes, however, we would definitely like to hear some feedback about how to negotiate this.1 rent would include a private room, shared bathroom, all utilities other than cell phone including full cable and high speed internet, as well as sharing common spaces AND most dinners cooked, snacks provided I cook dinner most nights and would feel silly not making enough for one more. I do not want to get into a my foodyour food situation. Ive figured the math on how much all of this would be, however, I kind of want to add in a surcharge for the inconvenience of having a roommate.2 He has two pets who would be welcomed into our home, with the caveat that they get along with our pets.3 Given that they would both be working out of our home, my husband has concerns about how to handle his work time vs. non-paid time. Hes currently an hourly employee, and is worried that hes going to end up doing a lot of extra work and not be paid for it. He is also concerned that he would be asked to take on extra duties and perhaps not be compensated for those as well. Theyve already asked him to do some things that they would have to pay 3-4x his hourly rate for, but they want him to do it for less because he can.4 overnight guests: how do we address this? bottom line: I dont want to wake up to some random girl in the house every other day.We expect this would be a short-term situation - just a few months - and it would give us some extra money to pay down some bills and maybe take a vacation at the end of summer. However, given that this move would entangle jobs, money and housing, I thought the PF community might have some advice.Thanks in advance!  <response>: Nooo. 