Think about the tenant living on the 40th floor that moved in because of the amenities and proximity to all the entertainment and restaurants.

It's not a huge site, so I'm not sure how feasible it is for this project, but it's certainly something I would entertain. 

All adults living at the home must be screened.

I think there has been some indications this may be beginning to happen to a certain extent.I think it will also depend on what the entertainment/leisure scene looks like in a lot of these cities after COVID.

I would like suggestions from experienced house rehabbers that may have fixed up an ACLF (Adult Care Living Facility).

I also do not know of any mortgage lender that would be willing to entertain the same, perhaps an unsecured debt, but not a mortgage.  

The other main thing that students complain about outside of privacy (make sure walls have a good sound barrier b/w rooms and b/w units) is a space for entertaining and if the common areas within the apartment aren't too big, you may want to consider amenities (pool, clubhouse with pool table, media room, study room etc) the biggest and most valued amenity outside of that would probably be wifi.  

I would not even entertain it.. but that's me.Darrell we don't use attorneys to close on the West coast we use title co.

Assume they are responsible adults and you will only be responsible for broken locks.

My favorite gem is Gilbert which is seeing lots of growth, especially with the growth of the entertainment district area.