I'm so torn.Any perspectives and thoughts on this dilemma would be greatly appreciated.

I'm new to the boards and present a real estate dilemma for your consideration.I own a rowhouse in DC (H St NE neighborhood) but relocated to San Diego a few years ago.Paid $359K in 2010 and like most of DC, it has appreciated a lot since then

San Diego County’s ordinance says eviction can only happen if renters are imminent threats to health and safety."

I have been very blessed in my career but I want to have a better life, spend more time with my son, have a better financial future and overall better health.

SB13 has text that provides a grace period if the unpermitted unit has zero health/safety issues and would otherwise be allowed as an ADU.  

My wife and I were facing a similar sell/keep as a rental dilemma and we decided that keeping the property as a rental while retaining access to equity was the best of both worlds.

If the health and safety of their children is at risk, aren't they being negligent by staying in the home?

And when they do you can help.Example:$300,000 houseSellers need $2,500 per month to hire a home health care workerOffer:"I will make 120 payments of $2,500 each."

I sell life and health insurance in 17 states from home.

She said her goal was one each, and she has 14 grandchildren and counting…she has exceeded her goal and recently had a health scare at one of her commercial units she fainted and they said it was from dehydration but everything is much better now for her enjoying her family time…we all must pace ourselves and take good care of ourselves that is something else a lot of my advisers stress, health is golden.I digress, she said, “Elizabeth, you need to call HUD and ask to speak with their veteran homeless department, they have case workers that help maintain the process.”