You'll have to be sure to comply with both your HOA (if there is one) and any city/county ordinances restricting the number of unrelated adults cohabiting under the same roof. 

Did you every hear an authority figure, mom, dad, teacher or other adult say; Do as I say, not as I do!

On top of that we really want to be able to learn and then teach our adult children.  

I grew up in a residential construction family and started out my adult working career as a carpenter and worked for more than ten years in construction, commercial and residential, before getting into the medical field.

Also, not sure about other states, but in Oregon the legal limit to number of tenants per unit is 2 adults per bedroom plus 1.  

Welcome to BP Sonia.Notice that you have handyman under your name lol that should be handyWOMAN so Josh you might want to fix that before you get sued for sexual discrimination :mrgreen:

With that said, one of my units, 2 bed 2 ba, has 2 adults and 4 children, rent for $650.

Many people use tenantreports.com  the cost is around 28 and we charge 30 for the application for each adult over 18.A lot of tenant headache can be minimized also by the property itself.

Most adults take showers.

Not that I am advocating for sexual predators...