He is one of two people applying to rent the apartment, and is a high-functioning autistic adult.

I recently had to remove a pair of "soiled" adult underwear (I'll spare the details) from the exterior my property.

Morton-Bourgon of Public Safety Canada conducted a large-scale meta-analysis (quantitative review) of recidivism rates among adult sex offenders.

I've run a kitchen for years. 70 - 80 hour weeks regularly that are physically and mentally (most kitchen employees are not the most functional adults, it's partly a babysitting job) exhausting.

These were my requirements when I last listed a place (almost 3 years ago):Rental requirements:Credit score of 650+Verified income of 3x the monthly rentPositive reference from previous landlordsClean criminal and rental historyMaximum occupancy: 5 peopleApplication fee: 40/adult applicant

Even a more modest debt like $50k will take any excess income that a young adult would put towards buying a home and put them 10-20 years behind previous generations, and that in itself will set back their accumulating wealth. this generation is well and truly f*cked.

I went up to look at the property and one of the doors had gunshot holes in it.After I finished inspecting the property I went back down to the street and was immediately approached by several people asking for money and cigarettes, there were plenty of females using Walmart carts as strollers for their babies, and finally when I went back into my car someone came up to me asking what I was doing there, I replied "I'm looking to buy a home here" to which he replied "Really?!

@Glenn Jubildo - On top of everyone else’s concerns, that I feel are very valid,  before you purchase a 4-5 bedroom home that you plan to use as student housing, you may want to look into 1) whether or not it is legal to rent to 4 or more unrelated adults in your market (in mine it is not) and 2) if you will be able to find a property manager willing to take on student rentals. 

My grandparents were first generation Americans who were just starting their lives as young adults when the Depression hit - my grandfather spoke broken English and better Italian than English, and had a 5th grade education.

She is an older woman that says she is going through a divorce and wants to move to my town so she can be close to her adult daughter.