Attention, muggles! Did you know that the first Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Philospher's Stone (or Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, for us Yanks) came out 20 years ago? (Well, full disclosure, the anniversary was actually yesterday. I'm a little late, but I'll get my time turner and fix that.) It doesn't seem possible that it was so long ago, but I might be feeling that because I only read the series/saw the movies a year or so ago. But, I digress.

So, in honor of that milestone, let's take a fun look at which Hogwarts house our residents would fit into (you know, as opposed to a serious investigation into their Hogwarts houses).

Gather your sorting hats, accio rent money, and away we go!

Gryffindor

Members of Gryffindor are known for their bravery and courage, for standing up for others, and for doing what's right. Residents who belong in this house will be report any unsafe conditions to you—for example, if they see debris on the floor that people might trip over, or if the call box is broken. Look out for them though—they might try to fix these things on their own, which could definitely be a liability if they hurt themselves. But Gryffindors are also more likely to stick up for other residents. If they see someone who is afraid of a dog and another resident has their dog off-leash, they'll be the ones to tell the dog owner that that's not acceptable (especially if it's a community rule). These residents are also more likely to try out new types of community events.

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