Not hypothetical, and real people not robots that live in cubicles please, put yourself in my shoes-1.

Mary Kenworthy @ Stephanie Clark - REMAX Alliance = Property Management, Cole Fackler Rose & Womble = Agent, Hanger Law = Legal Support

My 'cashflow' dropped $300/mo, but balance sheet rose $1000/mo.

If not the business is losing money. my point is and its a point to the US  is that rents when I started funding out of state rehabbers in 2000 ish.. were already 750 to 900 in those same cities they are still 750 to 900  average rents.. no way they rose 3% in a linear fashion over the last 20 years..

I do know there is a redemption period, in most cases and I would assume an heir can step into the deceased owner’s shoes, probably after some probate action, but not sure.You need to read up on AL tax lien laws.....different circumstances will mean different rights/possibilities.

Maybe put yourself  in her shoes and approach the issue with a bit of compassion. 

Super green and hoped to hear some tips, advice and/or suggestions from those who were once in my shoes.

Putting myself in a renter's shoes I would find that increase to be a hard pill to swallow.  

I was working at a software company in Downtown Boston, and was in your shoes not too long ago looking for deals. 

@Jamie Rose I'm not looking to do this full time.