But, this is first and foremost a business relationship of necessity, and a bit of a survival-of-the-fittest mentality.  

I've heard there are sites you can do this for free.I'm renting my house due to necessity, and it will not be a high-earning rental.

If it's not a "necessity", definitely no.

If there is an existing one then great if not then do the following (cost 300-400)2) Contact a Real Estate Attorney to draft a note for other party requesting easement by necessity.

As much as people might think so, it is not a necessity.

Most tenants I have had so far wish to socialize with us and hang out during weekends.While we do enjoy socializing it’s not a necessity and oblige during occasional weekends.

I became an accidental landlord with this and really just did it out of necessity.

It was more out of necessity than preference.

Have to look good driving to the pay day loan store. yeah, people in mass generally make AWFUL financial decisions, even in the face of good advice. so if you find out what most people are doing and do the opposite, you'll probably end up in really good shape ;) paying interest on a high depreciation luxury is worse than buying a house in market mania and speculating that it will appreciate to no end. the house MIGHT appreciate, but the car is DEFINITELY going to be worth nothing in 8 years. buying a car should be an effort in minimizing the damage for the necessity of driving.

Price of property - my kids will not be able to purchase a normal home for under $500,000 and that would be a piece of junk out of town with a 1.5 hour commute one way - With jobs paying $20 per hour, they cant qualify for home loans an $80,000 year job is working class poor - Rents for a basic 2 bedroom apt in a ghetto like Anaheim or Garden Grove are $2200 or more - Now add health insurance, taxes, car payments, child care, basic necessities and you're broke.