In light of this release, I thought we could share the bit of advice we wish we had as a teen or young adult.

Hi everyone, I have a 6 BD, 2 BA house for rent and 6 adult friends want to rent it.

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It's nice to hear from a female investor for a change. 

One that rents for 900 per month leased to two 50 something adults.  

A female prostitute lives with him and makes him money.2.

I suggested one to single (female) friend of mine who lived alone.Or go the even cheaper route (my sister suggested this). 

If it were mine (and I don't do student rentals but from a property management point of view).Maybe coach the (young inexperienced) renter about calling several times about the same thing--ants, etc..Ask to see a copy of her class scheduled for this semester.Confront her directly about the suspected Narcotics issues and advise her on your (and the Police Departments) policy regarding that.Come at the issue with a customer service attitude vs. an adult/child attitude, ie.

Can't quite start yet since I'm not legally an adult and can't get a credit card, mortgage, or vote. 

i am in a similar situation where my tenants in an adult community and everything is electric and realized a $300 bill may be a regular occurrence.