She doesn't want to do that because "they aren't safe for her cat" and "doesn't want a dead mouse in the walls". 

Originally posted by @Colby D Hollins:@Brad Jacobson even though this is a 'lazy man's response' it is definitely something I haven't done yet and would be a much 'easier' way to go about researching than what I have been doing, so I appreciate the insight.You bet!  

If so, you’re best bet is probably to hire someone separately to fix the problems to save the sale.

Best bet for you and them is for them to find a more affordable arrangement.

Try hitting up a agent and let them know what you are looking for and I bet they could have you a property that would work.

They’re becoming more prevalent now so hopefully this post can help others too.Thanks in advance and stay safe everyone!

They’re becoming more prevalent now so hopefully this post can help others too.Thanks in advance and stay safe everyone!

I bet someone on here does!

My wife and I live in Edmonds, WA, and we own and operate one STR in AZ and we are working on buying our second property (likely in PA or FL).Thinking ahead to our third property we want to explore a partnership model and we need some education and guidance for how to structure things safely for all parties involved.

Hi Nicholas,As a contrasting thought, consider that "diversification" only makes sense if you are allocating your wealth into several good bets.