My wife is quite religious, Catholic, went to Catholic school as a young girl, and back then the classes are taught mainly by nuns.

You might try calling Catholic Charities and see if they have any needs and/or advice.  

Baptist ministers, Catholic Priests and Muslim Clerics.

Pro's- literally 5 minute walk from the ludlow station, turn key(no renovation needed/owner was a contractor), extremely friendly tenants(spanish), safe feeling, clean neighborhood, coin operated laundry that 3 buildings use, potential for upside by increasing rents 3-5%, potential for appreciation if the area get's developed and gentrified(longer play)close to st peters catholic church & Pearls Hawthorne School.

We are working with one local catholic charity, would love to have more options.

There are some PML organizations, such as Christian, Catholic and other religious based organizations, whose mission is to help minorities and first time homeowners to get into homeownership and real estate.

He was an excellent soccer player, valedictorian, and I was vice-president under him in the Catholic Men's Household.

Since she has kids I really hope she gets a place which reminds me : Catholic   charities is also a good place to go for help/ information eta: we have no idea what the situation was.

Teacher at a Catholic School and a part time adjunct professor at a small community college here in San Diego.

@Daniel Ryu He attends a local Catholic School.