It's never "slimy" to create an agreement between two consenting adults, that doesn't violate the law.I find it wise and thoughtful to provide tenants with what the market demands, at rates that the market justifies.

In most areas, for you to create a legal bedroom, you need an egress window large enough to fit an adult in or out in case of fire. 

The planning commission is limiting the commercial we could put in- no vape shops, adult bookstores, etc... 

My feedback to the moderators is that I'm an adult, and I can chose to listen to something or not.

Adults rarely use tubs any more but it's nice to have one for kids.

Despite the high cost of living here in Minneapolis, my wife and I have been able to save a significant amount of money and begin homeschooling the little one on only 1.5 adult incomes.

I am a young adult with not a lot of financial responsibility.

@Pamela Newsted it needs a large window (egress for a human adult to exit in case of fire).

College students and young adults are renting in our subdivision and rental prices are going up and making us landlords a lot of money.

People are adults and can figure out how to protect themselves from viruses or other potential hazards of life.