@George Yu - Look for the non-profits that own & manage real estate and offer social services to people with mental illness, homelessness, youth & adult educational services, HIV/Aids, transitional housing, etc... 

Does either tennant have a teenage or adult child?

Adult dogs that are well taken care of do not do damage.Well cared for cats might do damage, they might not.

@75 pads, that's 150 adults (ballpark).

Is posting a string of cuss words or adult language censored on this site?

EDIT: If I read it correctly, both adults have a criminal history.

I am completely flexible about the way payment is received (I want the principal but happy for kids to benefit from interest).I thought about letting adult children receive the interest (and pay tax at their rate), but was advised this was a related party and not legal.

It must have been her fault because when I got to college as an adult, married with kids, I caught on.

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.