female- 43 million (down 1.9 Million since 2007In poverty15% overall22% of kids under 18 (this is sad)Uninsured kids in 2011 (some interesting info in this chart)By Race-white-6.8%black-10.2%hispanic-15.1%By birthnative born-8.8%naturalized-12,5%non citizen-29.2% ( see any problem here) The interesting thing here was the future HUGE costs the U.S. is going to have with the hispanic/non citizen kids.

They charge $50 per adult so $30 should be fine. 

I have been employed steadily with a solid salary my whole adult life but took a year off and lived in africa for awhile.

I can charge about $450 per room.I plan to rent out 5 rooms to 5 Professional Adults.

Or, let's say the housing office determines there is an extra adult living there, and you should have known about it.

The best was a woman who had been in a car crash, had a back injury, was being kicked out (illegally of course) by her current landlord and the insurance company,  had a new baby,   was being unfairly harrassed by some govt agency  (forget which one) and whose adult son needed to stay with her but he couldn't be available to meet for viewing the apartment or signing the lease,  amongst a bunch of other things I don't really remember.   

I just turned 18 two months ago and have been thinking a lot about my future as an adult since then, how I will provide for myself and pay for college, what I hope to have post college, and so on, which has led me to begin studying investing, focusing on real estate investment.

The woman had initially contacted me and stated there would be two adults living in the unit.The woman texted me back a few days ago and referred to the man as her boss (not boyfriend or husband or anything).

A few persons they are most likely adults trying to pull your leg. 

It is presently rented to an adult couple, but we want to open it up to families with children.  1) Somewhere I read that for Rental property "improvements" that are under $2500 they can be expensed or written off in the year of payment.