For all you know, she'll decide she wants another 18 days and another 18 days ad infinitum.So, just let her know you will not be extending the lease, and will be happy to accommodate her with an eviction on her record, and a nice fat judgment to go with it, if she wants to play nasty.You're going to be out money on this tenant no matter what, I'd bet.  

Keep in mind that for disabilities based on certain medical conditions (PTSD being a major one) the VA has a nasty habit of requiring the younger veterans to undergo periodic testing to make certain they continue to have this diagnosis; if they decide they have "improved" they will attempt to reduce the disability. 

I need to cut the fat.  

A) It's not exactly what he said orB) It's BSThe big guys 25+ years are still all quite fat and happy with a ton of debt and units.I'm not doubting Dave at all, since about 80% of people mis-handle debt and a cash-only budget is what they need.However, if you understand the power of using OPM money (ie you borrow o$1 at x% and get a return on it >>x%) it is a major tool in growth.Now if you're 60 and unwinding, I understand. 

To do so would require that he undergo the same screening requirements she did with background and credit checks. 

@Paul Steward show me where ADA requires someone to undergo significant expense to accommodate?

Lot of my friends did it and it killed their Saturdays for a while but they're fat now on that cashflow!

I am operating on the other side of the pond (Scandinavia), but thought I'd take the plunge (pun intended) and give this question a shot as the principles of land purchase and development seem fairly universally applicable.A suburban part of town close to the neighborhood where I grew up is undergoing a municipal master plan that paves way for rezoning and dense city-like development of apartment buildings.

I can't quite live as fat on that but it would still buy me several hundred acres, a very nice, house several expensive cars, and enough long term rentals and franchises so that I would never have to worry about running out of money while I travel the world. 

I have a protein shake for breakfast, chicken salad (with low fat mayo and mustard) for lunch, and whatever my wife cooks for dinner.