We can speak like adults and say that is hard for a $30K investment in a SF (even harder for a MF) home to be good, for almost any strategy.  

I have been in the military my entire adult life and am looking to broaden my chances for financial freedom once I enter the civilian world.

I don't feel comfortable with the situation, new tenants every 6 months, 4 adults sharing the apartment, etc.

I've spent most of my summers there as a kid and adult, and I just love it. 

Real estate is the first thing adult life that I have found I have both the interest, and aptitude, for as a career, and it's why I am so eager to get involved in this community and learn as much as I can.

I will require both the adults to do the credit check...he doubts her credit is good. 

I've been self employed for all my adult life and I still remember once when I bagged my biggest landscape account, the phone rang off the hook after, and I seemed to get every job I bid on.

Also highly recommended is the cash flow 101 board game for pre teens - adults and cash flow for kids for younger children.It's a great way to teach young people how to be financially responsible and savvy.

You didn't say what platform, but if he does politically oriented YouTube, you could open yourself up to discrimination charges, or, if he does sexually oriented camming, you could be accused of sexual harassment.

"Some 3 percent of American adults, or 7 million people, consider themselves to be real estate investors and they will be actively buying property with the next 12 months.