I personally think biggerpockets should focus on real estate but I am often the first to trail blaze a new tangential path so here goes...Prices in a free market are set by supply and demand. 

In our case, it is pretty likely that some degree of success, or at least blazing ambition will be present. 

That is why it is hard to blaze new trails, do new things, and succeed where we have not already.

Ask yourself how companies like 3M and Honeywell and Microsoft have millions and billions in profits yet post loss's or have a minor tax foot print, thats what I employ, the same or similar strategies built and blazed by the big boys.

@Fred HellerWhen you are on a mission, hustling, blazing both guns accumulating properties...

Adam Pierce if you put her on an official lease,you are giving her tenants rights which she can use against you if things go to blazes with her.You need to come to an understanding and put it in writing.If you want the right to kick her to the curb with little notice,you need to make her sign an agreement stating she is living there for free and has no tenants rights to remain in the property upon being asked to vacate asap.

I'm in a blazing hot rental market right now and tenants I rent to will pay it. 

At last, thanks to the trail-blazing insight provided by several individuals on this forum, I can finally treat her like a second-class citizen without guilt.

We landlords have a big once a month burn pile and then we stand around the blaze and point fingers at each.

What can be done is to limit the amount of ammunition kept on premises, I restricted properties to 20 rounds, plenty for protection, yet not so much as to pose a public hazard in the event of fire, It is a hazardous material and I don't want .45 and 30.06 rounds going off during some blaze.