Try to stay close to SEPTA because women coming home alone at night may not want to walk too far to home when they are alone.  

It's a nice corner lot home that belongs to a late women's estate ran by her two sons.

but you never know when you get lucky and hit one.. out here on the west coast its basically illegal to do this .. but its state specific.to put it in context before the laws were changed.we did a lot of this work.I had 3 teams of two each  Man and women each team.. we door knocked EVERY NOD in our 4 county market  2 million metro.. this was a few hundred doors a week... with all of that leg work this led to one to 2 deals a MONTH> they were usually pretty good as I would not buy anything that I could not make a nice spread on.. sometimes we got a few more than 2 but not often .. this was just another arrow in our quiver.. direct mail in this instance was a waste of time and money.also speaking with them more than 10 days out of the sale date was fruitless. 

you own the parkMost likely whoever buys it will keep it there and of course you make that profit I’d tell the women what you can offer is only a couple thousand and she is better off selling it herself. 

As an agent, can't the current owner make you the property manager and then you would be empowered to evict the tenant?  

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If you feel like you're being mean, then lookup some resources for homeless or displaced women in your area and provide that resource to her and tell her you empathize with her.I don't know this persons story but it could be anything from true, to having personal life drama that you dont want in your rental, there could be illegal activities/drug use involved (pressured speech, confabulation of wild stories) or perhaps just unfortunate uncontrolled mental health disorder.

There's still healthy tension, but by empowering someone else to make decisions, there are some extra expenses I wouldn't have voluntarily taken.3.

It provides housing to women with a mental health diagnosis. 

There is great group to network with in Irvine called the women's invest group not just for women.