@Tracie Van any and all adults living at my property are in the lease and held liable joint and severally liable.

Would renting to someone who has a paper trail of their criminal and credit behavior for their entire adult life (e.g.

Shortly after, I suspected her adult son was living there also, although I had not witnessed this myself and was unable to prove it.

"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.

(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.

I mention that every adult is screened, that applicant must make 3x the rent, and whether or not pets are accepted.

Quite a lot of adults arent interested either, they have to "catch up with Joneses".

The military has created systems that force new soldiers to learn almost no basic adult functions.

One of my renter's lease was ending, 3 years never missed a payment, 3 young adults, one of the people leaving the house had a tough time finding a place and I had short term rented my own home so I thought I can kill 2 birds with one stone, move to the rental and save money because I don't have to rent another place and I also can start fixing the rental house to sell it.  

I went to the International Culinary school in Pittsburgh......lol....Then I managed restaurants my whole adult life until RE.