In some areas subdivision can take 1 year to get all approvals.Even condo documents, must be drawn by an attorney and recorded at the courthouse can cost $5,000 to $10,000 themselves.Before we did out first condo conversion, we had experience in land subdivision and development which aided us in understanding and expediting the process. 

I suppose you can give her an allowance or aid and ask her pay a rent.

A first aid kit and a few tricks of the trade should suffice.My belief is as long as it's going to heal itself....no problem, keep working.   

The tenants would mostly use the side door since it's right next to the driveway and closest to the garage.LandlordLocks has me thinking twice now knowing that they are Grade-2 and not Grade-1 locks.Just when I think I have  game plan down, I fumble. :)Marcus, the lock box with spare key is a great idea.

The Breckenridge/Keystone/Copper/A-Basin cluster ("Summit County") or Winter Park are the closest to Denver. 

If you are allowed to borrow against the annuity, that might be the closest to what you're looking for.

I have contacts who will take on the management of the project to aid in monitoring etc but I’d like to hear if anyone has stories on their BRRRR OOS to help me learn some perspectives I may not have thought about. 

I believe BP serves the Kool-Aid in several different flavors.

Just rip the band-aid off and get it done with.3.

Living room is closest to the road and bedrooms on the opposite of the home.