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I had a deal fall through with a buyer client of mine for an HPR with a basement unit after schlepping to the deed office to look through HPR docs, only to find a restriction on more than two unrelated adults living in the property.

Require background checks on all adults living in the house.

These kids grow up from teenagers young adults and naturally gravitate towards the suburbs.So stop calling me gentrification cuz it's 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.

I’m 69 years old and have been in the Real Estate industry for my entire adult life.

There are many sports programs out there for youth and adult athletics that could act as long term tenants which would be great in ensuring people actually care about the place and that it produces income.

I felt shower/tub is family friendly, but for an adult I thought a shower would be more desirable, just wondering if one would hurt me more than the other.

Because we both know those BIG down swing's are going to show themselves a lot more in these more "average" time windows than using a time window longer than most adult life spans. 

Still, time to make structural changes I'm also an adult child over  55 and have lived here for over two years.