What did she get her degree in? 

You don't need a license, continuing education or even a degree to be a PM company.

She served our country and got a Masters degree in college and deserves to have a pleasant and peaceful retirement.

Also I would factor in water and electric/gas charges to some degree. 

But, ignorance is bliss to a certain degree, and I dove into the business full time. 17+ years later, I'm still a full time agent. 

I think you might be missing that point Jeremy, look at the females who also up-voted Nathan's post, they are there too.But if the place really is a fire trap, you should move him out, you can't learn much from smoke inhalation, or 2nd degree burns (other than how to pay hospital bills).Good Luck!

Go in with a healthy degree of skepticism.Second, I would tell her you'll work with her if she can provide proof.

If it's 60 degrees in the room, that's warm enough that she could leave the door open so warm air flows into the space or she could plug in a space heater.

This way you get a clear answer from someone with actual master degree-level training who has to sign off with a seal, license, and insurance backing them up versus some random contractor. 

Maybe pursuing a business degree would be helpful.