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

@Ron Boling Adult diapers....Depends....It depends on you, are you a newbie? 

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

My father is apparently a fan of adult/playboy type of “talent” and tried to loop one out of Texas into his and Ron’s schemes that would have involed a ww2 plane and harassses others online.

They also generally are near walkable areas with lots to do and of course where you can promote you’re within 5-10 mins of downtown, also known as “Disneyland for adults who like to drink and party” ;)You just have to know where the opportunities are and that’s where a good realtor comes in.

One of the times I stopped by there was a an adult male in a bed in the living room sleeping.When my contractor went to do some fixes, he mentioned to me that he found their living arrangements strange; he had to put up a smoke detector while the older teen had a man in the bed, for example.Over this weekend (approaching the first month I would be collecting their rent myself), Tenant "A" texts me, and then we have a phone conversation.

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.

But if it's not reasonable, you need to get it to market rates.Basically you want to talk to the person adult to adult.

In my lease agreement it requires the tenant to notify me of any adults that move in and they're required to get on the lease and pay another $100/month.