I'd say she wants to avoid an agent's fee, but the desperation factor is counter-intuitive, because she wouldn't be trying to get the most out of the property with a quick sale, it seems to me.It could all work out fine, but desperation from an executor of an estate is really off, to me.  She's

She'd told me she was going home for the summer, but left me a couple rent checks to cash while she was gone.  

So I told her on 4/21 to pay the $500 of the $750 she told me she could.

So I have been talking to many property management companies looking for a place to rent, and also evaluating them as if they were to one day manage my properties.I want to go view potential rentals, but the lady told me she doesn't show in the evenings, and maybe can do Saturday.

She still is not proactive, ie, she doesn't text me or call me to tell me she is going to be late with the rent. 

His wife asked me about bugs during the tour, and now she is telling me she is an extreme germaphobe...They thanked me for fixing their FIRST issue.

The fact that she didn't, until the last minute, tells me she didn't need help (and the fact that DHS would only kick in about $250), tells me she was not paying her rent for some other reason other than financial difficulty.

Fortunately for me she was inherited not a tenant choice of my own doing.

She gets upset and tells me she will have to do the cleaning next week when she is off . " No , your lease is up today , You will have to wait the legal 45 days for your deposit , AND i see you painted some walls , someones crayon art work is all over the door , all the screens are missing , the grass wasnt cut , you wont be getting the full deposit back "   She then tells me that she will get most of it back , 2 gallons of paint is $50 , cutting the grass is 30 . and the screens arent her problem .

She had at times complained about squirrels and mice and I sent the exterminator out anytime she contacted me.  She