"I've had several speakers bail on me after making commitments to participate"That's unfortunate.They should have never made a commitment they can't keep.That is bad business.My mom who is widowed now tells me the story every now and then of honoring your commitment.Her father would tell her that if she made a commitment and a guy asked her out in high school and she accepted that later on that week if a guy asked that she wanted to go out more with she would have to decline.

I am a widow being that I lost my husband last year.My husband was a serving director of the Cocoa exporting board until his death .He was assassinated last january by the rebels following the political uprising.

Let's leave out the fact that the owner is a 92 yr old widow on fixed income, that this is her only building and it represents more than half of her income...I would have to investigate, but I've gotta believe this service is legal and code.

They routinely turned off pool equipment against the lease, they secured the yards irrigation system (we just had the entire front yard done right before they moved in), 3 foot tall weeds in the front yard, and let brown widows infest the back yard. 

I came across a seller (widow) that presented a pretty complicated situation and I am trying to determine if there is something I am not aware of that could make this deal work. 

The title company's underwriters were requiring that the Executor of estate (Widow), his step son(actual son of the deceased), and Son-in-law sign off on the sale.

Munnell, director of the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.The most severe effect will probably fall on the unemployed widows of workers who retire early, Munnell said.

Sometimes you can catch a deal that way....an old timer has amassed a bunch of properties, didn't keep up on the maintenance and the widow or kids have no interest in them.  

Most widow/probate folks don't want or don't grasp seller financing.  

well heres the back story, the seller and her husband had the house on the market for about half a year, because the husband was diagnosed with brain cancer, they wanted to sell the house before he died so the wife and kids didnt have the burden, well he died last month, so the seller is a grieving widow, and having to deal with a scum bag tenant who prolonged the house sale long enough for him to pass before it could complete.