It's great to see younger adults getting interested in real estate and joining the forum.

Besides, you may need the eviction attorney for both the old and new tenants.In the alternative, you can either ignore it because she is an adult, or you can threaten to evict her if her boyfriend doesn't sign a lease.

For the majority of my adult life I've been surrounded by very conservative friends and family.

I've got 7 adults and 4 children in one of my STRs. 

I listened to the $1,000 series of "Doctor Cashflow" CDs, including the very last CD, which he hypes quite a lot in the first 5 CDs, and which purports to tell you HOW to approach the nonprofits who do the housing referrals for cognitively disabled adults.

This way you can legally watch them, to ensure no additional occupants come into the home and so it doesn't get trashed.Talk to the tenants like they're adults, let's hope they react that way, and see if you can find a win-win.Did the parents decide to move in early as well?

They can give you average water usage per adult or child in the aggregate and what that means for cost.  

If a husband/wife or whatever combination of adults want to rent from me, do BOTH need to be screened separately and both need to submit rental applications?

If you ever want to sit down with a cup of Joe (or your favorite adult beverage) and talk about flipping strategies in the area, just drop me a line.

Did you use a rental application and do a credit/background check on each adult?