Built a fence, did small things to the inside.

There are a ton of STRs in the area so I am assuming that everyone is just doing it, but it sounds like @Nancy Stark ran into some trouble with that model.

And when it becomes evident that you know (or suspected), could mean trouble for you.I don't know why you wouldn't get rid of her.

I am not seeing a retention wall, I only see a wooden fence.

@Bob WillisI have done private lending and run a fund and In the past taken private money for lending purposesHaving been on both sides of the proverbial fence here are things to consider1.

You open yourself up to some major trouble if you don't.Example 1: 26-year-old female applies.

Spend the money and talk to a real estate & business attorney who can advise you on transfer vs. keeping the LLC, and keep you out of trouble.

I'm one of the few that has a fence and enclosed backyard, and they have been cutting my entire yard for 2 years now. 

If someone wants it for a shorter period, I offer a month-to-month option with a 25% increase, minimum.Determine what price makes it worth your trouble, then offer that to them.

It has a fence that we verbally agreed we would honor as the property line when we purchased it without a survey and the fence line gives us more space in some areas and the neighbor more space in areas when compared to the legal property lines.