After all, we're all adults here aren't we?

Originally posted by Jennifer Beadles:I see a huge benefit in talking with people that actually own an adult family home to get an insider's perspective.Jennifer, first I'd suggest you get out of the habbit of calling assisted-living facilities "an adult home", all the homes in the country have adults living in them.

It seems like one of the partners (the female) got upset because she had conversations with the workers and found out some pertinent details on the transaction and jumped to conclusions. 

Yes, but I did have an adult women in her 40s tell me she did not know how to use one.....

Longer driveways can hold two cars.I seen these situations, and the problem arises when you rent a unit to 4 or more adult tenants, have 4 or more cars, they don't have enough room to park on site, use limited street parking in front of other people's homes, which escalates into ugly disputes. 

@Tracie Van any and all adults living at my property are in the lease and held liable joint and severally liable.

IT was older, female, and the sweetest dog you could ask for...until it was not! 

Would renting to someone who has a paper trail of their criminal and credit behavior for their entire adult life (e.g.

Shortly after, I suspected her adult son was living there also, although I had not witnessed this myself and was unable to prove it.

"Some 3 percent of American adults, or 7 million people, consider themselves to be real estate investors and they will be actively buying property with the next 12 months.