House-hacking isn't for everyone for a wide range of reasons (namely living so close to your tenants/lack of privacy), but if she is open to trying it, I say go for it but promise her that at the end of the one year, you will sit down together and decide the next step. 

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As attractive as this may be ,the health costs , privacy, and closeness may be exceeding the expectations as once was.

Some of our clients use a land trust for some privacy in addition to the LLC.

It sits next to a small church on one side that has about 3 acres and the neighbor on the other has over 2 acres so it's got good privacy for a neighborhood setting. 

How well do you understand trust accounting, reporting, maintenance of records, privacy laws, etc?  

Are you willing to sacrifice all privacy to take three roommates to pay $700/room and most or all of your mortgage while you're there?

I let a fence installer work through my backyard on a neighbors project and when it was all done they had replaced a chainlink fence with a wood privacy fence but inside the lot line ...leaving cut off metal posts sticking up 2” on my side but not on my property.

You can then enjoy your home and privacy.

Just like your friends with massive credit card debt may have nicer clothes than you do, your friends who aren't house hacking will have more space, privacy, and comfort in their own home.