I am sure I have a ton more, as I've been in the same ~2000 sf house for 25 years that used to have 2 kids along with us 2 adults, and the house has always felt like it had more room than we needed.

If it is US Bank, there will be no one that will discuss or entertain selling to you other than once they have readied the unit for sale and placed it with their broker.  

I will also entertain a 2/2 with at least 1,300 sq ft because it should be easy to add in a third bedroom.Big takeaway and questions you should answer to continue your journey:Why do you want to flip?

After the purchase, I found out that one of the adult sons of the previous owner has been living there since his dad died.

She's an adult who signed a contract and, presumably, knows how to use the internet.

I believe the DC area is #2 among cities with adult roommates next to San Fran so this may not apply to a lot of people.

Four adult joint tenants.

I'm looking at a property now that has been mis-managed by some adult siblings, who received the building after their parents' death several years ago.

Andrew Johnson , or a reality tv show .There seem to be a dozen or so flipping shows .. but I think it could be good entertainment to have a reality show based on landlording in the hood.Lots of drama !

Local examples I've witnessed result in selling the house (and evicting kids / grandkids), because young adults saddled with student loans, wage stagnation and transient employment have do not afford many the option to buy.