It is supplemental income, for her and she is not going to make major repairs. 

What if I need supplemental income when I retire?

I am exploring the idea if turning this into a part time STR is a good idea even if it is only supplemental income to defer some costs of the mortgage.

You have a full time job so I'm assuming you don't need the cash flow to supplement your income.

Simple as that.A simple reminder what your price range and cash position are should get the buyer agent back on track, with a supplemental reminder that the price range is offer price, not asking price. 

I am looking to supplement my income with some multifamily properties in the Worcester, MA area.

You must have deep pockets, already be financially well off, and be prepared to supplement tenant rent payments for a possible pay off some time down the road.

I am curious to know if any of these are a write off versus depreciable:203 (K) Supplemental OriginationApplication Fees paid outside closingLender FeesProcessing Fees203 (K) Consultant Fee paid outside closing203 (K) Architectural Fee203 (K) Title Update FeeHomeowner's Insurance PremiumSurvey FeeBuyers Attorney Fee paid outside of closingTitle - Escrow Fees, Policy Update Fee, Chain of Title Fee, CPL Fee, Overnight/Express Delivery Service Fee, Email Package Fee, Tax Payment Service Fee, Yadda Yadda Yadda Fee, etc. 

One of the wall heaters has a broken ignitor button right now that needs repaired, so I have had an Edenpure electric heater in there this past month to supplement the one wall heater and of course that increased electric bill a lot.

PS: I will supplement any information that will help devise a solution :-)Michael