And if she's that mold-sensitive (allegedly), maybe it would be better for it to not be there.As a middle road, you could advise her to open the door to let it dry between cycles and run a de-humidifier.

Once flooring has gone through the cycle of the seasons a few times expansion/contraction really comes down to the extremes, water or  extremely dry air to see fluctuations in wood.

Real estate agents are a dime a dozen so when the market dries up you will want that full time job to carry you through the next few years.Do not be to quick to abandon your job security.

i appreciate all the responses, gotta thicken my skin a bit from the looks of it.

Buy some properties that cash flow and get deals on work from my vendors since their jobs will dry up! 

Again, other might feel differently here.b) Skin in the game: as a conservative investor, I understand that the dirty secret of industries that the waterfall compensation is in the line with me and incentivizes sponsors to take more risk.

There is waahwe dryer hookups in my duplex. should I be providing those for the tenants or let them bring their own.

Also if i provide them, should i charge a monthly fee?

had dried up within the main wiring entering the box, which caused significant overheating.

@Melvin List it needs some roof repairs and some doors taken out and dry walled over.

But keep in mind that like any other hotel, you will have significant dry spells where no income will be coming in for your maintained and paid for unit.