I think essentially doubling the bathroom capacity alone could help tremendously, on top of updating other things on the home.

He essentially did what David Greene did working in law enforcement and investing in RE.

So essentially you're putting down less in both situations, but realistically paying more in the long run (if it's a buy and hold).Any other posters on here familiar with that?

Essentially when your property isn't sub-metered for water and the cost to do so is prohibitive, RUBS allocates the water usage based on the actual water bill to each tenant. 

Your are essentially becoming your own business.  

I am looking at school districts, city rent control policies, annual incomes, neighborhood class, etc. 

By definition, they use hotel/motel which generally states a “A building in which there are guest rooms designed for temporary occupancy individuals on a daily rate to the general public of 30 days or less.”Then you look at the actual zoning district your building is located in and you most likely find a hotel/motel are not one of the permitted uses and therefore it is prohibited.Other cities actually have an ordinance.

Essentially if I made her pay “something” it could help with cash flow but morally it seems fishy.

Essentially, if they need to reapply with you, have them do so.For your different charges, yes, that's what we do when we offer a yearly or annual.  

I'm looking at a property near Boston for $70k, decent school district, 5 minute walk from the train station (15 mins to the city), and median selling price in the area is well above current asking price (~$400K).