When most people find out that there is a $39.99 fee through cozy per adult, they think twice and I don’t hear from them again.

In our case adult female children had a tendency to pop out offspring as if they were a PEZ dispenser, often producing a child with every man they casually dated, then dropping off the children at "grandma and grandpa" to raise."

I charge $75 per adult application fee.

The unit is in awful condition, likely because there are too many people living in the 2-bedroom unit (at least 3 adults and 4 children), and their lifestyle habits have caused them to break something almost weekly (shower mixing valve cartridge, rails, cabinets, stairs, etc.).  

Also, total # of occupants could potentially be more than legally warranted for the unit (i.e. couple with four kids in a 2BR 700 sq ft unit).If someone has an adult caregiver, you'd want to do a background check on that person too (ideally have them on the lease).My original paper application asked to list all occupants, and also stated that all occupants over 18 had to submit an application.

Most of us (say ~30 and under) have never woken up one day as adults with the market being worse than it was the day before.

Even the judge found that ridiculous and ordered us to "behave as adults" and to come to terms.

There is a guy around my area that runs about 10 of them and makes big $$$ doing it .That’s interesting  one of our local county commissioners runs several group homes and is making good money as well  I’d thought about converting a six unit into a group home to increase the profits  you can get more per door for sure but depending on what you’re doing it requires some setup and employees - intellectually disabled adults vs other mental ailments vs substance abuse or halfway house etc.

Ideally it's for young adults that want to pay cheaper rent and rent by the room .

You always want to ensure all occupants that are legally adults are added to the rental agreement.