I ended up doing a Pole House instead, but I always wondered if a container home would have worked.

I've used Stanley before and had success in removing similar stains, but the house is huge and Stanely gets expensive with my large square footage.

I am responsible for a pretty large mortgage payment and only my employment income to pay my mortgage in all the bills.

Hey @Michael Gustavo - I'm actively sourcing buy & hold and flip deals in the Bay, largely focused on mid-Peninsula. 

For instance, I have a property that started as a HH; when rates increased, re-fi’ing wasn’t an option, but the property had a layout and zoning that was conducive to adding an ADU—which I did, greatly improving the property’s cashflow.

Many associations are feeling these same inflationary pressures and as many of the buildings in the area age they are needing more and more repairs that are in many cases being passed onto the owners in large sums. 

I have added these book on my need to read list.

Property needs foundation repair, the floor has a large crack that has been looked at by several contractors and a civil engineer.

Adding her to the current lease and charging for the additional pet rent?

It is a 50s home that had large stains.