So, technically - what is the last day of her tenancy?

I have called around to staffing agencies at my local hospitals and haven’t gotten too far yet with getting nurses in my rental yet.

@Ray Harrell there could be millions of reasons I want to reject a technically qualified applicant.

If you find out let me know ;)Wholesaling is technically possible without any upfront money, but in order to scale in any meaningful fashion you will have to put some money into marketing and leadgen.

I have done a lot of study and due to my income and net worth I dont technically qualify as an Accredited investor and as such i cant participate in a high % of most syndications. 

But I'm not sure if the siblings were not all tenants in common that each of them technically couldn't own with their own intent. 

Do I need to refund the portion where she’s not technically living here anymore, I.e. half month?

No marketing besides a phone number on a sign at the front of the property (technically not off market, but also not well marketed)

Ask for as much as they'll give you, tell them it's for home renovations (technically true, but do not call it a business) and hopefully the money availability should start rolling in.

Technically what happened in between really doesn't matter.