I am in the middle of the rehabs on my first two projects (the second one fell into my lap at the same time).

It was previously listed, went under contract, then fell out of contract, and now it's back on the market as a new listing (which it really isn't). 

This morning my tenant informs me her new place fell thru and she wants to extend.

Make a criteria of minimum acceptable standards, and then never make any exceptions for someone who falls below your minimum.I hear time and again that people who are going through an eviction are doing so because they fell for a sob story or made an exception.

A family I know, their grandmother (93y/o) recently fell and broke her hip.

Unfortunately this deal just fell through for me, because the Seller was very emotionally attached to the property and didn't want any tenants to be evicted so I could live there (doesn't make any sense why they accepted my offer in the first place...)The other 3 were duplexes that sold for way over asking to the point where the numbers wouldn't have made since for me.

I did a 3 day class with Fortune Builders in my area and absolutely fell in love with real estate. 

People sell for all kinds of reasons but other than just walking away (which I'm currently doing), I'm looking for any other angles I may be able to employ.They own the property outright and were previously wanting to cash out but another offer for them fell through.

Keep in mind that if the relationship fell apart, the 'good tenant' would likely move and you would be left with the other half.You may need to lower your asking rent a little bit if you are not getting interest from qualified tenants.

I saw this pop up in an online search and saw all the motivating and helpful people and fell in love with the community from the outside, and now I want to be a part of it all.