This means they only allow a certain number of unrelated adults to reside in one house.

This means they only allow a certain number of unrelated adults to reside in one house.

I have been interested in real estate investing probably most of my adult life (approx. 17 years). 

I'm never ashamed at what I can afford to pay since it gives them something to think about and I'm not trying to low ball them but rather treat them as adults who have an asset they are trying to unload.

The in-law setup is extremely popular right now for both parents or older family members who move in with their children and for adult children who are moving back in with their parents but want a little bit of independence.

I'm in Portland, and here, it's very common for adults to have roommates just to be able to pay rent (which can quickly exceed $1,000/month for a one bedroom apartment).

Real world challenges of landlording with tenants who have adult issues.Facts, more tenants means more wear and tear and us unfair to those who do play by the rules. 

Essentially, this will represent most of the cash we have accumulated (outside of retirement plans) during our adult lives.

I've spent most of my adult life living in Bridgeport, CT with only a few school years in Raleigh, NC.

Ironically the only "bad tenant" we had was an adult working woman….all the students were wonderful.