There are any number of times where alimony can be cut off, leaving her with insufficient income to cover rent.

@Jendayi Brandon  I had a tenant who would consistently push things to the edge, I actually had to write in the lease rent was due by close of business on the 5th or he would be charged a late fee.

Ask him whether there's another explanation for it - and "company policy" doesn't cut it.If there's no reasonable cause for that fee, tell him you're not paying it. 

Depending on how much money he needs, it should be under $35k and We both have enough to cut $10k off that.

We don't turn anyone down until the unit is offered to someone, even if we know they won't make the cut. 

@John Balzowski  a lot of flippers cut corners to make their deals profitable.Many also get better acquisition prices.What's most important about any type of investing is properly understanding ALL the risks & rewards. 

However there are always things to watch out for: Builders cannot build quick enough now (demand is too high), so a lot of them cut corners; if you have a highly skilled agent they can go to bat for you/keep an eye on the builder as you are out of state.

I also watched Peter Linnenman yesterday on the Walker & Dunlop podcast and he predicts 3 rate cuts the end of this year as lagging rental data in CPI starts to hit, and he also thinks a recession is several years off.

Depending on how severe it is how drastic the cuts will June-July angle of cuts.

If not, cut bait and move onto next.