So be prepared for delayed gratification. 

Also have a requirements list that they get with the application - rent can be max 30% of income, max number of people in unit, full deposit required before moving in, no drug or sexual convictions, no bankruptcies or evictions in the past 5 years.

I am a systems person and trying to find best way to do this most efficiently that also caters to the instant gratification orld we live in.

Yes if you want to live in the hustle and bustle of a major city you are going to pay and likelihood of Buying before 35-40 is rare, but if you lived in a more modest area there are still plenty of areas where a nice home is under $250k and you have the ability to work remote for a company and make higher wages than you would if you were working local in that area.25-30 years ago my guess is if you did the studies the average age of buying a home was not much different today, but today everyone thinks everything in life should happen immediately - the instant gratification factor.https://www.stylight.com/Magazine/Home-And-Living/Average-Age-First-Time-Home-Buyer-May-Surprise/

@Willie HerringDave Ramsey is right on many things, like living below your means, paying off consumer debt and not financing a lambo when you first start making a little month(Delayed Gratification).

You want to build wealth, not instant gratification.

Many of you know of this principle: delayed gratification. 

The delayed gratification may be well worth it. 

The smoke one I had happen to me first hand and have heard about the new facemask trick going around on a few forums.To have your entire account permanently banned a guest only needs to say that you verbally sexually harassed, threatened them or called them a racial slur.

First, explain the numbers and the delayed gratification of wealth building.