I have a woman like that who's a nurse and a hypocondriac, asked me not to email her because my emails scare her.

He was a very sweet engineering student who was rarely home, and after I asked him to be sensitive to her - within reason - he made extra effort, which was really going above and beyond.So, one night late, I get a frantic call from this woman who tells me she was sleeping peacefully in bed and randomly, the ceiling caved in on her! 

Thanks, Account Closed I really feel out of my element as an older woman going it on her own.

And the school director promised he would hold on to what would be the bulk of her compensation and "take care of her" if she needed anything.This went on for twenty years.I met this woman when she was in her fifties and had throat cancer due to her lifelong drinking.

That's your role in this woman's life, you're not her caregiver, you're not her family, you're her landlord.You have to do landlord things to be a landlord, and one of the things landlords need to do is evict tenants who don't pay for whatever reason.

You just don't know.I had a very good friend who was a professional woman who worked for Intel, with great credit.  

Just a few hours south in Colorado Springs, you can only rent an investment property on Airbnb but -- at least according to the planning department woman I spoke with -- can NOT rent out your primary residence.

A couple signed the lease last December, around September, the woman moved out.

So here's my current situation, there is a house across the street from me with a woman who will be put into a senior home soon and her house is a gold mine, it's also a wreck that needs to have major repairs or be torn down.

I think she would stay several years as she is an older woman who is only needing to move because her current landlord wants to occupy that rental.