Assuming someone warns you that a family member is dying due to not having AC and you do not take appropriate action at that point like calling 911 i can see how you would be open to liability.

I will be re-doing all the interior wiring so I just need to do the service and panel relocation.  

Any outliers will be red-flagged. 

Great if that number can be relied upon and if not, you will have a not so fun time if you overpaid, or agreed to bad terms.

"How you doing, your family member is selling me the roof over your head and you need to leave" doesn't seem like a good conversation starter.Lastly, is there an industry standard incentive that typically works to motivate "tenants" to move out sooner than later?

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BAH is a solid guarantee the service member is good for the rent and you can look up the exact rates any applicants will be getting online.Whether or not you plan on staying where you are, you can purchase a 2-4 unit multi-family with your VA loan, 0 down and a very low interest rate.

A family member is also a real estate agent and would provide me with the 3% commission on the purchase of the new properties, minimizing cash outflow on the new properties.So my high-level thoughts are, I could downsize and buy two properties, which would reduce my monthly living expense by 1) a smaller primary note and 2) income from the MF offsetting a portion of the primary note, and at the same time I would be able to pull the equity I have built up in my current home, plus my current cash on hand, to further invest after the dust settles.

Thanks for taking the time to read and learn a bit about a new member! I