I pay $35 per adult for information that could save me thousands of dollars.

As @Jason J.mentioned, he worked his entire adult life to build this.  

You need to talk to the adults who signed the lease. 

Last week, eMarketer cited a CivicScience poll of US adults and their digital grocery shopping habits, the percentage of those who said that they increased their online grocery shopping jumped from 11% to 37% in the first 3 weeks of March.

Did you screened the adults?

As others have mentioned, it may be ok if you're a legal adult and living there to take care of your father who is 55+.

She’s a young adult and an aspiring photographer so I thought it would be a fun and new challenge for her plus I will be able to use them for several years so $100 is totally worth it to me.

I know it’s important to stay in school and all but with this quarantine going on and everything, all I have is time that I’m wasting and I just want to become an RE expert and literally be 10 steps ahead of the game by the time I’m supposed to become a self sufficient adult.  

Sounds like common sense but so many young adults don’t do that. 

Will adult children feel their aging parents are safer AND more comfortable in a 4,500 square foot home rather than a multi-building campus on a couple of acres?