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. 

With a minor background in remodeling and a degree in a construction related field I thought I could do it myself.  

The Licensing Board for the City of Boston requires a lodging house license if lodgings are rented to four or more persons not within the second degree of kindred to the person conducting the lodging.

I also went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree with real estate emphasis.  

I use richard miller -atty 5216288 In Fayetteville on green acres roadHe's a real estate attorney that also does title insurance, his own closings - etcGreat guy / More affordable then title companies - that the realtors "steer" you too and you get the benefit of his law degree 

At this point I have managed to increase my capital but also thinking of going back to school for my Bachelors Degree so I am stuck between fully investing all my capital in RE or school or if it would be possible to do both. 

As a carpenter with an engineering degree, I looked into other options and found a way to keep it alive and turn it into a very nice home.

I have a bachelor degree in Business Administration and my emphasis while in school was real estate.