I once moved an old lady out of a house that was too big and too expensive and into a nice condo in a nice retirement community.

But I heard of a lady in Kansas, where my parents live, who buys property.

I have a lady that is wanting to do one but is not sure if section 8 will go for it.

It can be cumbersome sometimes reading through the lawyer jargon, but that's the source.Thankfully in Texas the eviction process is rather quick (3 weeks normally, 4 if they protest it and put up the owed rent as deposit), and sometimes you don't have to go through it to get them out.I just had a house that I bought that I gave the lady a 5 day eviction notice (she hadn't paid rent to the prior owner in 6 months even though its half the market rate).

The in-laws don't trust the lady, and the lady doesn't trust the in-laws.

@Matt Liu , I cannot speak much to your state law, it is wildly different than my states, but the thing that stops him from filing if you are not in breach, is contract law.

An older lady wants to talk to me about selling her home.

The lady I choose had impeccable credit was really nice and she moved in a week ago today .

They use algorithms that attempt to estimate what the property is worth, and these values can fluctuate wildly compared to the properties real market value.

If I were young, had a SECURE job that I could make a living at in these times, you'd have to get a team of wild horses to pull me away.