A car, a credit card that is not paid off monthly etc. 

She has no income, no car, a suspended DL, hasn't worked since 2010, several young kids and is required to pay 30% of her income towards the rent and cover the cost of  all utils.When I asked her how she planned on covering the costs not covered by the housing program, she said "once I get a house then I can get a job and it will all work out".Hmmm.........no thanks.

So after the inspection, I walked out to my car. A

Quote from @Cara Lonsdale: There are many things that go into a market correction. 

@Cara Lonsdale Here's an example of what I mean by "have to".  

I am moving from New Hampshire to Carlifornia, I want to move my car as I already bought flight tickets for me and my family 3 months ago, these tickets are non-refundable.Is any one driving from New England to California that can help me toe my car ?.

@Cara LonsdaleThank you for the advice, yes the title is in both their names and this would only work if there was enough money if she got some where she could put it as a down payment on another house and have some money left over, not sure if that is possible.I have only been going to foreclosure sales, is the trustee sale like an auction also? 

Get study materials, CD's to listen to in the car, a friend to quiz you on the vocabulary.

They also list their car as a method to avoid the STVR regulation.

Ok, here's my two cents worth...if you're torn between the two, which is what it sounds like, meet with each of them separately.I had one potential landlord come to my house to get more "info" for the application, if you can peek inside their house, you can see how they live; or where ever you meet them, have one other person with you that can "wonder off" and look inside their car, a landlord once told me that their house most likely with be as clean or dirty or maybe just clustered, as their house is.