I partly grew up in Woodland Hills, and my sister lived as a adult in Thousand Oaks for a few years.  

I was about to do it online also, then I discover SNU had an adult learners program.

I have lived in college towns pretty much my entire adult life.

The other two are in Powell, but we have my two adult step-daughters living in those and "somewhat" covering the mortgages which is ok with me.  

I googled each adult tenant listed on the application and I went to the local police department to see if they had dealings with any of the tenants.  

There is also the longer term to consider: income splitting with a spouse or adult children; a family trust, etc. 

Review the prospect and try to meet the prospect before deciding to sign the lease.All adults(18 and above) going to live in the house should have an application filled out.Also look for realtors who specialize in your area or in rentals.

As my adult sports days are coming to an end, I think I want to umpire as a way of staying on the field. 

Chris,Sometimes, you just have to accept that people - all of us, even "the man in the mirror" - have limitations, but no one will change until they understand the need and have a good enough reason.Often times, we develop into adults accepting the idea of acceptance: being the same everyone else because people fear what they don't recognize or understand, or don't accept it and reject it, sometimes violently.Accept others as they are, accept yourself as you are, and if there's a disconnect between yourself and others, well, that's just how things are unless you believe that changing yourself is to your best advantage and greatest good.Hope that makes sense...

or every adult that is going to reside in unit?