My sheet states the fee is $75 per adult.

However, you're in college, you're over 18, you're an adult - learn to act like it!

Hi Guys,   I came across a property in a active adult community where 80% units are for 55+ and the 20% are with no age restrictions. me and my wife are in early 30's.

Yet that is how so many beginners treat their new "investment" business - they expect others to come to them to solve their problems, or they're incapable of communicating at an adult level when reaching out.  

The application includes a form authorizing landlords and employers to release information to me.I give a copy of the application and the acceptance criteria to every adult who comes to the property -- to avoid being accused of discriminating by selectively giving out information.

Young adults will need to catapult out of the high-priced cities.

For most of them signing a lease is their first action as an "adult" and are on there own.

and you, as the responsible adult, knew about the theft and did nothing about it?

I tell them to bring cash for the application fee for each adult that will be living in the house, as well as a cash or certified deposit to secure the property if they decide they want it.Sometimes I book 2 or more 15 minutes apart, usually on a Saturday afternoon.

I'd never try to use such terms (and they wouldn't likely be accepted in our hot local markets), but shouldn't 2 adults be allowed to determine what's fair and reasonable?