I was talking to a guy down in San Diego and that is what he was talking about.Check the laws.As a general rule you are not able to sign any contract until you are an adult at 18.

In this case, some adult children of a couple probably in their 60's, video-taped the interior of their parents home and sent the tape to the Oprah Show.

I have spent all of my adult life building that credit but I should not be expected to carry credit balances on my credit for materials that do not belong to me or my business.

I had a lot of college kids, so parents co-signed, adults would get credit pulled, you can go over credit issues with an applicant so if there is an error claimed have them show its been corrected or cured.

This is starting to feel like high school, stop with all the drama and just talk/type like an adult.

Not worth the hassle or risk.Second: if you really want to give these people a try, run a credit check on each adult member!

Now that I am an adult and have learned a few things in life, I see no limits.

The city allows a single family or up to 3 unrelated adults/unit.

I am willing to put X amount down to fix. seller has no money but house is completely paid for and in a will (3 adults that want the money and want it sold).

They are adults, they need to act like it.