First stop, call your local health department or whomever oversees environmental permitting.

I did advise her: "if the rent hasn't been paid in full an official document will be issued to you to either pay in full or quit the property."

As mentioned above check into the health of association and if any rental restrictions.

@Chris HowieTry a health savings account and have it make more passive income to cover your health care.

A suit could be brought by the tenant, but on the off chance that it would ever happen, it would more likely, that an injured tenants health insurance policy holder would be the one to attempt to recover medical costs by filing suit. 

(rent, taxes, health insurance, etc.)3.

Some of them may cause harm, depending on the whole health situation.

Unless there's some earth-shattering event that completely forces the hands of officials, I see this lasting all the way through to next year.

You can also see above the access point, for whatever reason, someone cut part of the drywall.I, unfortunately, am already expecting a few thousand here, which is just a bummer as we haven't even officially closed on the house yet.

If I inform my lender on the 10th to add her on as a co-signer would this affect anything on the first home or because she signed and paid on the 9th this is officially the second home she’d be purchasing?