Decide what a healthy rental rate for her would be and serve the Notice.I can't give legal advice, blah, blah, blah, you get the idea. 

Whether you choose to convert a garage, put a unit in the back, or both, the cashflow from these are very healthy!

A healthy problem could’ve made big changes quickly in someone’s budget.

I'm hoping to get another $7000 per month passive interest so I can retire, so these properties might not get that much - but would be a healthy contributor to it.

Yours is the type of situation that people like me take advantage of, buy cheap, revamp without any emotional concerns and reap a healthy profit. 

It is not healthy to live in the conditions you have described.

Not necessarily a glowing recommendation as an investment area.  :-)  Some day, that area will come around, as they aren't making any more beach towns, if you know what I mean.  :-)

I have to say, i'm a fan of healthy debates but I really dont see much that I can argue with.

There is still value to reading and listing here, just do so with a healthy skepticism and rather than try to copy what they do try to understand the reasoning and governing dynamics behind it so that you can apply a similar thought process and come up with your own way that is custom built for you and your market.

There is a college campus nearby with a healthy student population but the more I think about it the more my insurance rates climb.Im glad I found this real estate forum.