And most were adults, not 7 years old, which I think is what you are actually alluding to.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Friday the swine flu pandemic put as many people in the hospital as during the normal influenza season, but most were younger adults and children instead of the elderly.”

If vacancy is high because your metro overbuilt a little, some young adults delaying their entry into housing, or increased roommate activity then this facilitating of A <- B <- C will be met by lower rent and eventually (and friction makes this a slower multiyear process) the vacancy will fall most of all on owners who aren't motivated enough to cut rent to avoid some vacancy, but also will increasingly get shifted down to the worst C properties (which makes sense when you think of where long term vacancy ends up in metro's with higher overall vacancy rates... its always in the absolute worst neighborhoods). 

If you’re an adult and you have no money saved up, then before you invest, you should first learn to manage your money and save up about 20k before you start to invest.

I have assured my tenants that there will be no move to put people on the street if they are truthful and act like the adults I expected they were when we signed the lease.

The one "adult" that posted was someone we fired.

The federal government are handing out money (granted it’s just an advance on 2020 tax return but most aren’t aware of that) to essentially 90% of the tenant base at the rate of 1,200 a adult and 500 kicker per kid.  

It was not easy as an adult, but getting my degree was fulfilling for me. 

I’m not a novice at starting and owning businesses, as I’ve been self-employed most of my adult life.

I had more than one adult tell me when I was a kid that they were just going to call me Mert.