Perhaps a garden club could offer her a place to garden in the meantime and to find a peaceful sanctuary. 

I've done this  and I'm glad to give up some money in order to have peace of mind.

App will also just decide it has had enough and "peace out" !

We probably could have done this without an issue but felt it was more ethical to honor our offer and give them one last chance.They're good, low-maintenance tenants and they also don't seem to mind at all when we come in to make improvements to the apartment, so we're thinking that our lower (but still increased) rent is justified with 1) peace of mind of tenants we know, 2) no apartment turnover costs and 3) ability to do small improvement projects while they are living there.

It also gives us peace of mind; if we were to have an emergency situation and needed to charge something big, we could.

The reduced cash flow you get from the property will be well worth the peace of mind knowing a professional is managing your property and you won't get middle of the night phone calls from your "guy".

Nicaragua is a peaceful, developing country and one of the cheapest places to live, there is a lot of information out there on the topic of expat relocation to Nicaragua but short hand, in-order to immigrate there you must have an investment income of at least $750/mo or be 40yrs old or older and have an income of $600/mo+$100 for each dependent, this is waived if you purchase a property for $100k or more, or invest $30k in a business.  

I've got enough income from the houses to pay all my bills and then some....Ultimately, thats the peace of mind that makes it all worthwhile.Still, I wish I'd have started in my 20's too.

The company is officially called "Peace of Mind Cleaning" (very fitting) and I'll message you her phone number. 

I welcome an inspection to give my buyer peace of mind and to find a problem I may not have even been aware of.