Not sure if I should entertain keeping and paying the property manager/agent or just go thru lawyers, which the owner prefers.

@Paul Sandhu  Awesome - I lived in Holcomb for a couple years mid 00's for my first "Adult Job" and took to bird hunting in HS - upland hunting followed by Mule deer is my passion - if I could I'd be out bird hunting 2-3 days a week from Nov to Jan and then hunt out of state in Feb for a couple weeks in the southern states that stay open.

Check out the living cube concept for trendy grown up style bunk beds with storage and entertainment centers underneath.

Lately I’ve been entertaining the idea of partnering with someone who has experience flipping houses.

However if they are willing to pay for it or even a portion of it, I would entertain the idea.

Lately I’ve been entertaining the idea of partnering with someone who has experience flipping houses.

We've had a number of situations like yours where we rented it to a family, and then the accessory was occupied by a married adult son/daughter and their spouse. 

Two things: first, you should always screen every adult that lives in the property.

They do not like adults.

Title Insurance is not a young adult job!