Then we were able to have the vision to utilize the house to it's full potential, sleeping 16 adults and using every spare inch of the property!

They are adults and I'm sure have been told this numerous times in their life and have failed to redirect.

Have any bigger-pockets people out there had any success with actually renting to a family that had an adult millennial, boomer parent, etc living in the basement apt?

Thinks he will like it from the pictures.Tenant B: 1 working adult family with medium income job.

Trying to figure out the best way to get them out with out too much trouble and costs.State: Massachusetts Tenancy: At WillTenants: 2 adults and 2 teenagers

I have one adult daughter with high credit scores and credit limits.  

I know it is a big decision, but I am quick to qualify and I start with one axiom: That they be a competent, responsible adult who adheres to their word.

A bit high but well within the reach of most any adult (kids can use the tub sides.)

While you may have meant well by helping to clean the house, they likely perceived it as a criticism and didn't appreciate it.I have no idea how big the house is, but it sounds like there are at least 6 adults living in the one house (boyfriend's mom, her boyfriend, you two, and at least two of boyfriend's siblings).He's 23 and guessing you are a similar age. 

Pretty inexpensive and I charge an application fee that covers the credit check for adults 18+ living in the apartment.