Also ask the County Health Dept if Sewer is available or if you'll need Septic Systems.That will get you started.

As mentioned above, you have multiple options to consider but the 3 main ones are HELCO, cash ur refi, sell and trade up via 1031.before going down that road you will want to take a deep dive into your current properties health.

Due to her health and age we are considering to let her move in with us and convert her property into a rental.  

The premise is this: having a large number of clients who add little value hurts your productivity and mental health (now matter how much collective revenue they are bringing in).

Reserve pension is still better than no pension and you would still get base access and health insurance benefits.

In fact for shared housing in MA, it seems the vast majority are health travelers to Boston.

You did that illustration so beautifully that I thought it was another house!

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If its a safety hazard or could be a detriment to health/safety, then it will be a problem with FHA guidelines.Chipping paint, hand rails missing or broken, windows not sealed properly or broken, insulation fallout, mold, termite infestation, cracked foundation, moisture or leaking roof, heating and electric not working and not up to code, etc... 

At the very least, I would encourage them to smoke outside...or eat, not smoke.Ohio does have a ban on indoor smoking, so if your property has a common area or hallway, you are under the jurisdiction of the Ohio Department of Health...this means other tenants can file a complaint and you are responsible...fines to $5,000.