I will charge a rent of $850 for the other 2 rooms and $1,100 for the basement (because it's more private with it's own bathroom).

Notice I say advertised and not going for because next, you will want to see how long these properties have been on the market and if they have decreased their rental asking amount.

Money will come from different levels of government, private donations and insurance companies. 

Now, this was all done with someone's private money so is it private money or hard money?

How about a house with an ADU, or a basement with a private entrance that can be rented out?

Her text isn't a factor either way if you give her notice.

In some cases, we give them a 60-day notice but in this circumstance, we would stick to what the law requires.

I’ve noticed property owners who bought 7 years ago in these prime Denver spots often saw their values climb nicely, especially if they managed to keep consistent bookings.

Most will have the public off the shelf, and those DO come with the actions that NO they do NOT have to give you ___ time notice, they may, but they also may take proactive measure to immediately act.

Treat your family private lender like (or better than) any other private or HML: promissory note and lien recorded against the property.