One of the things I've tried to do in my adult life is to learn from other peoples success and mistakes.

I agree with SmartMove, totally online and tenant pays the $35 fee each for every adult who will be living in the apartment.

From there you have 3 incomes. 1 disability and 2 employed adults.

Dont do it - your home is too small - though if it's some sort of group living for kids or young adults needing supervised services could be an avenue to pursue - meet the person for coffee and see what their pitch is - you didnt provide enough info - for taking care of the elderly - dont do it.

The city that we live in needs something new, something big, something to bring the family's all together along with providing motivation for teens and young adults to get out and be active.

As a young girl I use to hate math but as an adult numbers seem to make me the happiest of my last few months & days ;-) The property was only a 2bedroom/1bath and 981 sqft.

As an adult married with family learning to be an active investor remembering how awesome it was.

Agreed about many MH owners at risk of losing jobs, just like tenants in Class C MF....The offset I heard was that the total of unemployment insurance and those 1200 checks per adult would keep MH owners in good shape to pay lot rent.

(Feel free to substitute this experiment with its adult version at your nearby bar.)Ordinary rates are heavier, so the income taxable at the ordinary rate, like W2, stays at the bottom.

The state defines a boarding house as five or more unrelated adults living in one house or apartment, the town defines it as three unrelated adults!!!