I'm looking for some income strategies for my young adult daughter living in the Bay area.

It's the down side to you having put your adult care in a business structure.Not sure how many clients you have, but I have done conventional home loan as rentals where the owner had rental income from an in-house tenant.

I've seen situations where parents neglect their own future to support their adult children and then the kids take advantage of the situation.

:)Karen, that pic you have is of a 28 year old, that can't be you, you have an adult son!

I would love some feedback:Tenant 1- One adult male (30ish) with sister of his ex wife and a cousin and a dog.

At that time, the house was in normal condition (although I was pretty sure that there were at least two extra adults not on the lease living there).

On the other hand... in another NAHB article based on research into where 18-34 YOs live http://eyeonhousing.org/2014/02/04/young-adults-living-with-parents-up-sharply/ shows that a good sized portion of that population is still (or has returned to) living with their parents: This trend has accelerated since the financial meltdown.

Bought a new home in "Disneyland for adults", The Villages in FL.

Truth be told since my adult renting career I have always been in a home or mobile trailer.

If we can't play like adults, I'm not going to treat any of you like adults.