I used to work in a few group homes for developmentally disabled adults, and there were as many as six in one home.  

Just to add, since you are renting to 3 single adults (...unless you are married, I consider you single.

The last thing you want, is to find yourself trying to explain or defend some sexual harassment complaint/allegation -- however you try to, it just comes out wrong. 

Apparently two people were found dead in the rubble, two adults and one child were transported to local hospitals. 

Also do you collect a credit processing fee for every adult?

guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=4489c12d-c164-4a73-b279-eba57eb3f289 Lessons learned?

Hi everyone, I have a 6 BD, 2 BA house for rent and 6 adult friends want to rent it.

Most young adults your age have no clue what path in life they want to take but you seem to have a focus and drive most do not. $5k to invest in real estate is not the move I'd make at this moment.

So if you state in the written agreement that tenant is to pay all utilities to include but not limited to, blah, blah, blah, and if all adult parties sign, you have a legal contract.

I treat my tenants as adults.