I think the biggest misconception by younger adults is that the house they own in some way shackles them.

@Alvin Kariuki I sold an Adult Family Home last year - let me know if you'd like me to get you in touch with that investor to talk about permitting, requirements, and their experience as a new operator.

I stepped away from enabling an adult not to hit the rock bottom they needed to hit in order to make their decision to change.

It would be interesting to start a new reality show where parent gives an adult child a successful, cash-flowing rental property business with 100 rentals.

If you had a standard of 600 credit score and two adults fill out applications, with only one having enough credit to qualify, what do you do?

In the case of a flatmates sharing a dwelling under a single lease, many jurisdictions have by-laws limiting the number of un-related adults per dwelling (here it is 4).We have a student rooming house - non-confirming, but permitted - which provides furnished rooms and caters to international students.

I tell them in the marketing that we require an application for each adult, the fee is $30 per application, we need verifiable income of 3x the rent, and we need a government issued photo ID.

They are adults and signed a lease. 

And as far as a 40 dollar per adult app..that is steep...that comes out to 80 dollars per couple.

We are adults just as our fellow male counterparts.