(This question is rhetorical.)I think that the best case scenario for you is to do cash for keys, as at least two people above suggested - if you can treat your tenant with the “respect” typically due a robber who is holding a gun in your direction from just feet away.If you are too “proud,” and your daughter is an adult, maybe you can let her find a lawyer for you - I think that your case can certainly be represented, but you must be willing to listen to reason.

We have a Community College that I taught an investing class at once, flipping mostly, about 25 adults signed up to audit and a few younger students needing a business credit......okay, so I did that in the evening, enjoyed it and yes, I was starting construction lending in the mtg company in my second year opening it, imagine that, LOL.

You can get tickets at Costco for two adults with drinks and popcorn.

Kid, well now the adult child, will never be able to take care of himself.

Try to follow along like an adult.

I don't care about the color of skin, the kind of accent they have, and what their sexual orientation is.

If the rent is still on time (ie the guy has a payee or is religious about paying), consider referring him to your county mental health/addictions/adult protective services/his payee, depending on whats going on.

Your 3X income individually is even stricter than requiring 6X combined income or "head of household" income.Sam,This would mean that both of those examples you gave would disqualify the younger child or dependent adult.

Still, we (my GF, dog an I) lived in a basement and could hear everything upstairs (kids running around, adults doin' adult things...) and smell everything (what are they cooking?!?

I'm not there to micromanage and babysit adults, and they're wanting to live somewhere that is clean, nice, and feels like an actual home.