For example, if it is the owner's or manger's practice to conduct a credit check on all applicants and/or to contact past landlords for references in order to consider such background factors as bill payment history, respect for landlord property, relations with co-tenants, compliance with essential conditions of the tenancy, the owner or manager may undertake those processes when evaluating the prospective Section 8 tenant's application.  

Other methods like driving for $$ have a lower cost requirement to undertake. 

Actually, in some areas, you may have limited utility capacity for a commercial undertaking.

That is not an easy undertaking, and IMO will not end well for you.

You could probably arrange for the property to be moved with consent of the former owner, but bear in mind any undertaking you do towards the property opens you up to liability.

The REO agent said that the woman living there was not thinking straight because she told him she was doing renovations and doesn't realize that she is about to no longer be in that house; I told him he wasn't thinking straight  ;) because she was clearly undertaking demolition, not renovations.

He needs to get his life in order first and develop some self discipline before he undertakes this.

In addition to those you will have redecoration costs and prorations.

I see it can be an expensive undertaking.

-What else should I think about, and would this be a project worth undertaking, why or why not?