@Helmut ForrenI'm not that sensitive, let alone fragile, so do not be worried about offending me.My original post had nothing to do with GRM, the 1% rule, or any of that.  

You would not be as sensitive to an economic downturn in a local economy.

However, along with this increased rental demand came more price sensitivity and compromised credit scores and/or credit "issues."

The nice thing about that wagon wheel, is from the spokes inward, is a sea of people from all backgrounds, education, professions, abilities and sensitivities, who let you live and enjoy life as you make it. 

I've found out that they are very sensitive when it comes to flagging(deleting) posts that look like spam.  

To the buyer, 99% of the items a home inspector brings up might be very sensitive and important.

However, this is a new area of the market place for me and researching and obtaining advice is a great starting point in this sensitive area.

Sounds like your situation is time sensitive...do you have assets like a primary residence you can pull equity from?

Although I was tempted since she had solid income, I just felt uneasy having someone "have a business in my business." especially the sensitivity with children and unexpected falls, fights etc.

There is a bit of a time sensitivity to my situation as well.