Being that I now have all of you good, kind, and savvy investors to tap for some advice, I do believe I shall take advantage... so here is my question in the form of a medium-long and winding story: I am a bit of a slow bloomer in the area of adulting...

My wife has been in prop management for most of her adult life and is a regional manager for a large company so I plan on using her skills on the management side (why didn't we do this much sooner!!).

Might try to get a working young adult or a grad student for the house manager. 

Financial Knowledge and Decision-Making.While many American adults believed they were adept at dealing with day-to-day financial matters, they nevertheless engaged in financial behaviors that generated expenses and fees and exhibited a marked inability to do basic interest calculations and other math-oriented tasks.

Now I'm destined to invest in real estate to provide housing for intellectually disabled adults.  

I would describe this property as urban camping or a youth hostel for adults.  

It's harmful to adults too, not just kids.

I've read that the 2+1 rule is unwritten law, but it seems like that's not a hard law anywhere.I have a 3 bedroom 1 bathroom property and had an applicant that wants to move in with 6 adults total and two children.

You know absolutely nothing about the unauthorized adult. 

The more of your offers can be in cash can put you on the best side of most owners.I have been into construction most of my adult life.