The car had been moved by that point so A let it go for the time being it seemed but clearly is going to be upset if it happens again.Looking back at it in hindsight, I kind of wish I hadn't even got involved and just told both A & B that they needed to talk this over like civil adults.

@Rick Oaks You want all adults who will be residing in the residence to be named on the lease, with joint and several liability.

I want to introduce the concept of real estate investing to my adult children. (22 & 26) I’ve been “hanging” around Bigger Pockets for a few years now but have yet to do my first deal.

So far, we've had one inquire for 9 (4 adults, 3 kids, and 2 toddlers) and another for 12 (6 adults and 6 kids... which sounds crazy to me). 

Not bad for 7 adults. 

You need to make a list of the qualifications that you will screen potential renters. 3x income, minimum credit score, number of adults over 18, number of people residing at address, then if possible eviction history and criminal history.

There is an young adult relative also living in the unit.

So far in 2021 many markets are already up 5% PER MONTH and the inventory problem has only gotten worse.  2008 is still fresh in many people's minds, and for many of us millennials (I don't identify as one, but I can't control the year I was born so it is what it is) 2008-2010 is the only recession we have lived through as professionals/adults.

@Alexander Szikla What I wouldn't give to turn back time and make different financial decisions for myself as a young adult.

(I dont support folks using the Covid laws unless they have lost income, just pointing out the similarity)ETA: rental tenants usually are younger families so it makes sense they are wanting to buy and move up the economic/adult ladder...