Turns out that the tenant that go in on the 1st of the year is a major pain. we have numerous time have gotten into fights and it got to the point that i want her out. she signed a month-month lease and gave a deposit plus 1st months. we got a general room-mate agreement filled out and signed, other than that we have nothing else. any advice would be great!

Providing health care for those in need has been an honor but it's time now to take care of my financial freedom. 

It seems FNMA is a pain, but yet I see a few agents listing recurrent FNMA properties, sometimes more than one at the time.

I work full-time in the mental health field and am enjoying steadily growing portfolio of rentals.   

If you NEED to sell (and I find that unlikely considering these great tenants are paying rent on time and not being a pain), then sell... but make sure you're still compensated for your additional risk, and that the terms are fair for both of you.

contact your local health dept. to see if they can offer any help

Hydrogen sulfide is toxic but may not be a health hazard.

Similarly, in another experiment, health researchers found that their efforts to get young women to check for breast cancer through self-examination were significantly more successful if they stated their case in terms of what the women stood to lose in terms of health benefits as opposed to what they could gain.

Seems like she will be unwilling, so it is possible you can take her to small claims court and sue for pain and suffering in the form of moving expenses and stress .  

@Clarissa Nesbitt, I feel your pain!