Both parties are adults and can handle their issues.

My name is Dan Williamson and I’m from Denver/Aurora, CO area.I really don’t have much of a background in real estate other than the fact that I’ve been a renter all of my adult life.

I've been a nomad most of my adult life and I still am.

rent out bedrooms to college kids/adults for extra income.other ways:relatives, partners, friends...find someone to put up the money and you do all the work.credit cards - take cash advances on as many credit cards as you can get your hands on. 

So many kids and adults even live above their means trying to have the coolest car or nicest clothes.

Now that I'm back from Vegas, the adult Disney Land, I updated some information and added a photo of my girlfriend and I on our way to see Eddie Griffin.

In our area student rentals mixed with what I would call adult rentals make the market rent a little hard to nail down if you don't know the area and these two different rental groups.

Always name all of the adults jointly and severally liable as tenants in your lease or rental agreement.

Put pad locks on crawl space access doors or else copper pipe and wiring can get away.Also the locks on attic doors and crawl spaces will keep curious children from playing in those off limit areas, as well as adults who don't have a need to be in there.

Check with the city to see if there are restrictions on who can live together- in my area you can have 3 unrelated adults, I have heard of others saying only 2.