I was told that out of the four adults, two have credit scores above 700, one has 650, another has 600.

For example, I mention that every adult must pay a $30 application fee, pass my credit/criminal background, make a combined income of 3x the rent, and whether or not the property accepts pets.

I also looked into local clubs in the area and there’s a couple - the REIA, as you mentioned, and then a pretty active club comprised of female investors. 

I don't have to pretend to be the PM because I'm female and my business partner is my father, everyone assumes I just work for him.

These young adults who are currently filling up apartments will eventually start building families and will be looking for single family housing.

A home that is selling for $100k after we just saw the biggest run up in real estate values in my adult lifetime means that it's probably not a very desirable place to live for people that have options.

I think your approach is probably a good one for the adult child. 

Hello All,I was wondering if any others have experience with owning a rental property that is an adult family home by renting out the rooms?

(senior assisted living, special needs adults, or halfway house)To clarify, I want to be only a landlord and lease to an operator who runs ____ business.

I found this odd, so I decided to call Cobb County and they advised that a basement can only be rented by one adult with some kind of square footage per person limitation, and I could not wall off the basement door.