Question

I want to Select tblProperty.ID only when this query returns greater than 0

SELECT     
    COUNT(tblProperty.ID) AS count
FROM         
    tblTenant AS tblTenant 
    INNER JOIN tblRentalUnit
        ON tblTenant.UnitID = tblRentalUnit.ID 
    INNER JOIN tblProperty
        ON tblTenant.PropertyID = tblProperty.ID 
        AND tblRentalUnit.PropertyID = tblProperty.ID
WHERE tblProperty.ID = x

Where x is equal to the parent’s tblProperty.ID that it is looking at. I do not know what ‘x’ is.

How can I do this?

Database Structure:
tblTenant:
  ID
  PropertyID <--foreign key to tblProperty
  UnitID     <--foreign key to tblRentalUnit
  Other Data
tblProperty:
  ID
  Other Data
tblRentalUnit:
  ID
  PropertyID <--foreign key to tblProperty
  Other Data

Explanation of the query:
The query is select only the properties that have rental units that have tenants living in them.

Answer 1

SELECT     
   tblProperty.ID
FROM         
    tblTenant AS tblTenant 
    INNER JOIN tblRentalUnit AS tblRentalUnit 
        ON tblTenant.UnitID = tblRentalUnit.ID 
    INNER JOIN tblProperty AS tblProperty 
        ON tblTenant.PropertyID = tblProperty.ID 
        AND tblRentalUnit.PropertyID = tblProperty.ID
GROUP BY tblProperty.ID
HAVING COUNT(tblProperty.ID) > 1

Should work.