I am specifically interested in housing women who struggle with eating disorders.

If not, penalty in favor of former tenant in a civil action for three times the damages plus the tenant's attorney fees and costs.Alternative Grounds for Eviction Based on MisconductFor the conduct/breach of lease claims consider: N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1(b): A tenant who has continued to be, after written notice to cease, so disorderly as to destroy the peace and quiet of other occupants or neighbors.

He recently mentioned that he has a bipolar disorder and an eyesight-related issue.

And you cannot have a STR where the property has been determined by the Chief of Police as being within the top 10% of properties with crime or disorder problems within the Town.Permit: No license or permit currently.HOAs: Good chance at finding non HOA here (still check for restrictions put on by the developer!).

The WA State legislature has passed numerous regulations in the last 5 years that discourage / depress housing supply in WA. 

In the meantime, I have to live under the same roof with a tenant who doesn’t pay, doesn’t care, and regularly invites people over, being loud and disruptive like she has nothing to lose.I’ve been depressed.

Where I live (Rochester, NY), we have been seeing huge appreciation with no current end in sight, but we spent 20 years with a depressed housing market when Kodak went out of business and all it would take is for L3Harris to relocate division headquarters elsewhere to depress the market again. 

I know, it sounds rewarding at first, but it ends up downright depressing.

It is dark, depressing, and gloomy.

It's a different ballgame now with returns depressed, but the reality of the business hasn't changed and there's not really any way to skip over that part without damaging your future returns by more than you're saving up front.