We have had a few adult groups as well.

Our model is very different as with shared housing, even though we rent to adults and they get to use all common areas of the house, the majority of them don't cook.  

Young adults are always looking for ways to gain income.

Once, I even consumed an adult beverage, in frustration over one that didn't sell in a week.

I spent a good bit of my adult life comparing myself to other Americans and lamenting my lack of cash/ wealth/ assets. 15 years of working in Africa made me realize that most people in the world look at me the same way I was looking at the multimillionaires in the US.

all interesting stories. i bought a house in 2004. bought it from the local tax authority for, seriously, pennies on the ARV. literally $1700 on a house that after rehab, was worth $30k. the previous owner was an old lady. she moved in with her adult son and used this house for her garage sale habit of buying everything she could and storing it. she used this house like it was a personal storage facility. when it went for back taxes, and i bought it, it literally took me 3 months just to clean the place out. when she died, you think her kid would have took the place and made something of it, but he didn't. he continued to live in a rented apartment when he could have rehabbed this place and lived for free. it amazes me how many people will " shoot themselves in the foot" in this life.

If you're going to be on camera and just use a basic webcam, filming it by yourself, I wouldn't bother.

For most of my adult life I've been the typical slacker always avoiding stress and while I had no stress in my life or very little.

All adults in the house should be on the lease.

I lived the majority of my adult life in Los Angeles, CA.