A man from the age of 13 where his father placed him in his own business with a cash register and favorite items kids and adults love to eat and that was the start of being the boss.

I have had a fantastic response doing this, and I highly recommend you ask your agent to do it.For an investment property, unless there is some significant personal reason (need to have an address in a school district, rental is for your adult children, etc), I wouldn't recommend a letter.

We have no part in inheritance but can buy it from the adults who do and i have custody of my little brother who is a beneficiary.

But if the adults who would be writing the rent checks had some kind of deliberately bizarre appearance I would be a little concerned.

This also affecting small businesses in similar areas.This being a close subject of mine, I've personally lived in gang ridden neighborhoods and now in my adult-life see the same homes selling for over a million.Now I'm not knocking on the positive effects of reduced gang activity and creating safer neighborhoods through gentrification.But I am starting to see gentrification the same way automation is in the production & service industry.

Ours is currently $40 per adult.

Adult schools, vocational centers, junior colleges, and business colleges good places to look. 

Even if the number is 250 million adults, the share is $340,000gross each!!!

I don't know about where you are, but in my world there are A LOT of Boomers sleeping with the phone on near the bed in case their teenage/young adult children have a need.

Even so, it took 3 adults pitching in to be able to afford the rent.Hope that helps bud.