See I call it for what it is BECAUSE the 1st step in SOLVING a problem, is first acknowledging that you have one to begin with. 

That problem can be solved.

If you don't have that figured out and your relationship with money, moving money around is not going to solve anything.

I had no clue what I wanted to do until well after I hung up my cleats, talk about being caught up in the moment.

Won't solve your issue but looking to multifamily can help reduce your vacancy risk here in KC.

Quote from @Matthew Paul: The federal government cant solve the problem .

Real estate for me is always filled with new problem-solving opportunities.

@Greg Moore honestly I haven't a clue what Bitcoin is.

We believe that to solve the ongoing challenges surrounding affordable housing, we need more units - supply & demand.Looking ahead, we have another reading scheduled in August to allow for 135 single-family homes.

What is likely to happen is you try to solve HER problem - just to have it repeat.You really cannot evict one person w/o evicting ALL OCCUPANTS.Know you think you are doing the right thing, but you are NOT.The only way you can/should assist the mother is if she files a police report on the other occupant.If mother is not willing to do this, do NOT get involved!