She has only said we need to talk like adults, which I have sent several olive branches.

If all adults are screened, you can avoid potential legal issues down the road, especially in cases where one occupant engages in illegal activities or violates lease terms.Financial Stability: Screening all adult occupants also allows you to assess the household's overall financial situation.

The agreement should last 4-5 days.If I don't like that home, and I think I want to engage a buyer agent for more in depth services over a longer period of time, then I will entertain other buyer representation agreements, but I will not agree to over 2%, which is the maximum recommended by the Consumer Federation of America.To be fair, if my needs required my buyer agent to show me 30+ homes, or preview them since I am out of town, or something else that took an extraordinary amount of the agent's time, I would consider more than 2%.

This is time for adult lessons, which includes meeting your financial obligations.

I have a 3 or 4 bedroom that I would like to rent/lease to an Adult Group Home or Residential Assisted Living .

However, as a young adult it is great life experience, so if he can go for cheap, why not? 

For example, I mention that every adult must pay a $30 application fee, pass my credit/criminal background, make a combined income of 3x the rent, and whether or not the property accepts pets.

We had an older lady tenant complain that the NEW girl who moved in was 'entertaining' & taking up visitor parking.

Keeping in mind that I am not a lawyer in any state, and, therefore, can only interpret laws for entertainment purposes...

My wife and I understand that we could give our home to an adult child when we pass away and that our adult child would pay no capital gains taxes on it.But, we have multiple rental properties owned by our LLC and we want to give each our 7 children a property when we pass away.