Adult learning is all about the method that works best for you.

These are the millennials who did the thing a lot of people do in a recession which is go to school (it's way more fun to be a broke student in a school full of broke students than a broke adult with no job).

Audit classes through adult education programs and save money!

I have two young adult children who are renters themselves .

I have bought other distressed assets they owned.one case in particular I got to talking to the lady it was very sad.. house was wreck .. lots of disabled type children adults living there stunk to high heaven.. and I could just see trying to get them out.. flushed out how she got there.. 

Most "normal" adults don't live in The Lex, it's almost all students with parents paying the bill. 

Adulting comes with risk, responsibly, and personal growth.

Depending on your gut feeling at this point, you can offer them a new rental application to complete and submit with their verifiable income/savings documentation and ID's for each adult occupant (you want this asap, regardless of when their term ends or anybodies plans are, in case you need to track them down when things don't work out).

I am so greatful and honoured to come in contact with BP.Also side note, I do not have support or know anyone in Michigan and I would to meet adults as I work from home, and have 5 kiddos, so all that is around me, are the kids.

Meanwhile, I still see grown adults complaining our town is unaffordable or using the COVID excuse and the government keeps subsidizing their bad behavior.I recommend you take control of your rental.