I haven't read about this one any where here, so I could use a little help.Situation: 75 year old woman calls me wanting to sell her son's house (he died 5 years ago).

If this was another PM I might assume that maybe there was a mistake made, but this woman has really exhibited some bizarre and underhanded behavior for awhile now.  

(Im not sure if she is hiding something, or she feels uncomfortable with him being in her house since she is a single woman). 2.)  

I had an associate who purchased a home like this (from a tax sale) and did a cute and fantastic rehab, but couldn't find a qualified tenant for the area.

Huy, very cute picture of you in the tub. 

Horace:We call them handymen( or woman). 

In fact I was recently at an auction in Middlesex where the woman representing the plaintiff was visibly annoyed asking for proof of funds because many people were bidding up the price instead of allowing her to just take it for $100.But as stated before many proeprties are just not worth the upset price and no one bids and the plaintiffs gets it for the opening bid which is $100.

I equate it to a man who wants to marry a faithful woman, but he hopes to keep on dating.

I also dont like that this woman has other property and the reason she is selling is a tenant moved out.

The house is owned by a young woman and her mother.