Let me rephrase this....put the monkey back on her shoulders (so to speak) by telling her that her failure to pay her entire share of her rent will force you to address the issue of initiating the process of eviction because of this.Thus it becomes her choice if she wishes to continue this behavior because of a really stupid and childish situation.Don't you wish you come sometimes send tenants to bed without supper or TV?

They also force you into working in their molds and expect you to adapt to their software.

No one is forcing wholesale deals down anyone's throat.

Plus, it puts a lot of pressure on my husband to stay in the work force for the long haul.3.

Value-Add/Forced equity appreciation play analysis.  

If auctions fail to get them the price they want, they are forced to buy back the property and then list it on the MLS with an agent.If it's a bank owned property, the MLS data will say so.

Long delays can force a lender to order a second appraisal to ensure the value of the property.

Second, I don't understand how one can "force 10% appreciation" under the circumstances described.  

We then plan to move out in a year and Airbnb all three, which for the area should be very lucrative.In the long run, we could remodel and force appreciation, fingers crossed and sell.

You could get some bills paid off and then do some buy and holds or at the least force some equity for a buy and hold.