This is grown-up time.  

Grown-ups expect them, and will often offer something in return to the party they have offended, in whatever way that may be.But, for someone to expect to be able to offend someone in whatever way, without any consequence, is immature at best.It's right and proper to expect grown ups to act like grown ups, and to honor their grown up contracts and grown up consequences for breaking those contracts.Expecting less, is to treat someone like a child, and to consider yourself their disrespected parental doormat.

She is a grown adult and not owned by her husband.

We personally have one, it was for our first child, who has long grown up.

We are all grown ups, I'm younger than most of my tenants, and we need to all act accordingly.

We have refined our method over the last couple years as we have grown to this:Around the 20th of the month, we send a statement, by mail, which shows the amount of the rent that will be due on the upcoming first as well as any past due amounts or fees.  

I don't mind renting to an extended family that includes two married, four children, two grandparents, and maybe another grown child or two. 

You won't want to get in the middle of the bickering that will happen with the tenants, which will take up more time than you'll want to spend, and cause you headaches.Even grown tenants can sound like they're teenagers whining....But Moooooommmmmm!!!

Hello everyone I'm turning 18 in July and am fortunate enough to have a family who has started a fund in my name when I was born which has grown to $80k in cash and $60k in stocks.

But she has had a dog in the apartment and also has housed others (her grown children, and a boyfriend).