I manage my wife's former primary residence (a condo) as a rental, and it costs $100/adult for the COA's application to rent it out (after I've already screened them) a cost so unreasonable that if I tried to pass it along I'd never rent the place out.

If everyone involved is an adult, that's the best way.

Some of her neighbors struggled to make ends meet, yet would have over money to their adult kids on request.

Just to prove a point I went back home (since this was my work car) and pulled out my brand new $60,000 Corvette which I paid cash (no I wasn't rich and yes I saved most of my adult life to buy one) for and drove back over to the model home.

My husband wants to evict him on those grounds, but yea, I hear you all, sometimes, you just have to bite the bullet and be the adult and not get dragged into the drama.

If you get all the way through the UD and she's still not motivated to leave, you can call adult protective services.

Look to the unemployment rate and underemployment rate for young adults graduating in the last five years.

Is it discrimination of any sort if I say no more than 2 adults and 2 children?

Anyway, that another forum topic...Regardless of where you stand on the issue, there's little doubt that our current government is harvesting a large healthy crop of young adults with a solid "entitlement" mentality.

Kids are only kids for so long and obviously that should be cherished, but running around the yard playing games doesn't teach much of a life lesson and we all spend way more time as adults.