She was allowed to cure the problem as she had the means to pay her rent.

The problem a lot of people run into with cars is they buy new, finance, and end up still paying the loan a few years later.

Once you determine why they need to sell, your job is to explain why working with you can solve that problem. As

Pollution is a huge problem as well, and I guess I just don't see the reduction of pollution as a bad thing.

Right now, media buyers/publishers are running into the same problem as real estate investors: too many opportunities, not enough money.

I also happen to have the same debt to income ratio problem as you due to the 2 years of landlording experience needed to count your rental income, pretty ridiculous when you use a professional property manager.

If this is a max affordability problem, as in you personally only can afford or qualify for $265 loan that makes things easier.

Sometimes the tenants we qualify are part of the problem, as we try to find the balance of quality people vs. who is willing to live there.  

These "investors" don't have money because they have never been able to accumulate any savings at all.For some of these folks, their issue appears to not so much be a a cash crunch problem, but a lifestyle problem - a basic inability to manage finances.  

That should take care of the problem as the County is at fault.