It has been determined by the governmental agencies that requiring a landlord to change insurance is NOT reasonable.So, after I tell them the accommodations I will make, and the expectations they either counter--I'll pick up the waste weekly and try to argue, or say they will leave the dog with their XXX. 

Best books I started with were a) Rich Dad Poor Dad (just for mindset) the ABCs of Real Estate Investing with Ken McElroy, and I really really like most of the stuff Joe Fairless produces (Podcasts are pretty good, his books are great).

Although you could argue that we have already provided free housing for 18 months. 

@Jeremy King ABCs of Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroyThe Best Ever Real Estate Syndication Book by Joe Fairless

So you can argue with her all day long.

If it turns out that the builder is correct, then I'd evaluate if it's worth an arguing over a couple of inches.

@Jerel Ehlert I am not arguing safety.

Do a pre-move out inspection a couple weeks before they are set to go and gauge the situation.I would argue that being "cold hearted" is not better for you.

I love your definition here, but would personally argue that true Freedom is simply the intersection of PASSIVE income and lifestyle. 

Challenge the expense arguing the cabinets were low quality particle board and the damage was normal wear and tear for location under the sink.