Also with the rising cost of homeownership, student debt, and lifestyle many young adults are opting to rent rather than own. 

Just thought I would throw this out there and see if anyone has advice for me, I am VERY fascinated by house-hacking, and have been watching / listening / reading everything I can about it for multiple years now (I am only 20, so that is pretty much all of my adult life thus far).

Then a disability group took over two more spaces doing daycare work-therapy for handicapped adults, they also collect & sort bottles/cans, wrap napkins with cutlery etc for hotels/restaurants & are very busy.

I've never as much like an adult as the day I bundled and saved with my State Farm auto and landlord insurance on my five rentals!

As the situation has developed, I sent out further texts to everyone, warning them of the risk, especially in households with older or vulnerable adults. 

These are adults if they’d rather buy beer and cigarettes than protect their belongings that’s their own darn fault

The schools are not the best, but there are still an influx of young adults and first time home buyers moving into there area.

This was a power of attorney since the owner died and the adult children wanted to get sell the property.

One thing to be aware of is that neighbors are generally knowledgeable of the rule about not having more than two unrelated adults residing there.

Normally, is it better to meet all potential adult tenants?