@Joshua T. in most cases renting out part of a single family to someone else wouldn’t be allowed by town zoning regulations.There’s a limited exception for disabled and senior relatives of the owner, but renting part of a single family out to a stranger Is generally not allowed.It’s possible you could AirBNB a room occasionally but the demand for that in a rural area might be small and you’d want to check with the town building department ahead of time as some towns have regulations regarding that.If you were asking about legally converting a single family to a 2F, that would be an uphill battle and especially in a rural area I would not expect it to succeed.If you were asking about doing it anyway even though it would be an illegal unit, I can think of at least three good reasons not to do that.First, if your tenant every does anything to annoy a neighbor (very common, some would say inevitable), it’s very possible the neighbor will complain to the town.

My recommendation is to require a birth date when registering and disable private messaging on any minor.

I already feel like her irresponsible actions have put me (and herself and family) at risk so I'd like to just disable the furnace and provide her with those oil filled space heaters to dummy proof things abit.

For example, a young couple with limited resources that has a child with a disability may need additional asset protection strategies than another.

While I was at the PT clinic the second time, I went back to school to get my B.A and then two teaching credentials (one in general ed and the other in special ed moderate/severe disabilities) and my Master's in special ed.

Foe example older teachers with disable children... but examples could go on and on...

If you are unable to find where this data is stored for your county from a simple google search use this website: http://www.netronline.com/ For instance I can query my counties database and find absentee owners that live out of state and own property in my target market area, property with 15 year + deed dates (rough estimate for potential equity), various tax exemptions such as age 65+ / veterans/ disabled etc, filter out bank owned properties, find estates that have not yet settled etc.

Only two people work in the house me and one of my parents while the other is on disability.

Many live on disability or section 8.

. - careful there, hoarders are a protected class since hoarding was declared a disability a couple of years back.