But I don't regret college--if I hadn't spent four years at BYU I might have not met my husband (who had far more initial interest in RE than I had), I wouldn't have made some lifelong friends and I wouldn't have had the experience of "adulting" all on my own.

Either way we will manage the property ourselves.There are a few adults (and a child) living in the occupied side.

I have a daughter with autism and this would be a great way to give her the opportunity to live independently by leasing a house to an organization that cares for adults with disabilities.

Recently rented to a family of 5 with 2 adult men unemployed.

I've kinda had the real estate bug for most of my adult life and even a bit before that.

We turned a windowless storage/bonus room in the garage (that wasn't even counted in the square footage of the house when we bought it) into an arcade and game room, which has been a huge selling point as an Airbnb because it's really cold in McCall in the winter and not a lot of night life in the town so it gives kids and adults something fun to do in the evenings.

I had a family of 4 adults applying for a 700 ft unit with 2 7x10 bedrooms! 

In my city/county I can have up to 8 unrelated adults but another county 15 minutes away only allows for 5.

Have you checked all the adults that are potentially moving in?

The Trust is mainly because I have minor children and a special needs adult child so I do not want them to directly inherit without side boards.