@Devonte Wilson make sure you find out what the limit your city and/or county has on the number of unrelated adults that can live together in one property, most cities have one.

The specific niche that we cater to are adult males, 40-65 yrs old, that suffer from varying degrees of cognitive impairment.

The specific niche that we cater to are adult males, 40-65 yrs old, that suffer from varying degrees of cognitive impairment.

While I haven't rented in the Fan/Museum district personally, the rental market there is HUGE for students (if in the Fan) and for young adults in the Museum District and Byrd Park areas.

What I know is allowed is having as many as five unrelated adults living in the same household.

My initial plan is to get new leases for the tenants, background checks on all adults, get security deposits, and verify who is living in the units.    

It is often the case that one of the spouses or adult children do not have great credit score with a good explanation. 

It's all about respect and being considerate of others, but I don't know how to communicate that to adults who clearly aren't seeming to understand.

Susan allowed her adult son, Roy, to stay with her sporadically (4 months in Pasadena, 8 months elsewhere).

According to the most recent count, one out of four homeless adults in the region are 55 or older, and the need is expected to increase.