Bill Gulley, I too did not go as a kid, so I have a full appreciation of what life looks like as an adult on both sides of the education coin.

They were friends, not related, and want to rent the house with their boyfriends (so four 20's adults total).

Because it is not open to the general public this would not be residential rental property and would not have the benefits of that tax treatment.An adult care facility, retirement home, low income housing and other similar types of housing might be residential rental property.

So you are running checks for all adults on the lease?

Thus the 2 heirs, who were adults when I was purchasing the property, had to sign the contract AND deed.Ultimately it will come down to your title co. and what they will require.

Always screen all adult tenants, never give personal loans/smokes/etc, verify EVERYTHING they tell you that's relevant to lease, keep it landlord/tenant.

Of course, if you break a window, it's easier for them to sue you as an adult than to sue a kid.

I just came upon this video, which is easily one of the greatest displays of magic I've ever seen . . . of course, for us adults the sleight of hand is nothing but spectacular!

Here's the kicker, when the social worker from adult services showed up and asked that I bring her to his apartment I told her, "It smells really bad so be prepared."

(Although that would give me a place to move my two adult children....LOL)