Funny she even discussed it with me.Now if you find having a charity helping the debtor hilarious, I find this women owing $100,000, no one can do anything about it hilarious, and even more hilarious, collecting on slips and falls on top.

Did you buy this as a charity for tenants or as a business opportunity?

Your not a charity your a business. 

I would go for full, the only reason to do a partial reno is if you want to be a charity to the existing tenants if that is something you want to do that is fine but understand that you are doing that.

I used to have a 7 page or so credibility outlay pictures, lenders that I had work with, a charity we supported, and a family photo.

I don’t run a charity though so I expect to be paid rent on time and first before paying their whatever bill.  

You're not a charity. 

It is likely she will be able to get a charity to help her with the payment if she cannot afford to fix it. 

@Isabella G.Instead of trying to be a charity yourself, perhaps go down to the city council and befriend someone there and discuss having them see what kind of things other cities are doing to solve this problem and then implementing it in your city.Unless you're rich, in which case you can spend enough of your own money to solve the problem.Good Luck!

I want to live comfortably and know that my standard of living is not necessarily correlated with my job.I want to start a charity, and make a positive impact on those I know and those around me.