Bay View I guess I'd call B+ to A, lots of young adults with careers and family, and currently a very desirable place to live.

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.