Agreed that it would be better (and likely much less expensive) to tackle from the outside, but it's good to know the options for dealing with the issue on the interior.

As an agent I am constantly marketed to, not only by loan officers, but also by marketing companies, billboards, park benches, shopping cart ads etc  my automatic response without even thinking is to delete, mark as spam, decline or reply STOP.

The roommates are planning on leaving soon, so she wouldn't have money to pay the rent by herself either way once she is back.Any suggestions on how to tackle this situation outside of consulting legal resources? 

I worked for a large commercial developers early in my career, however tackling the project yourself becomes far more difficult.

I've been obsessed with fix and flips for many years but unable to fund them alone, so I have yet to tackle one.  

I manufacture fishing tackle and I have noticed HUGE increases in raw materials.

I have looked into selling my car but the negative equity which has built up on it (and a previous bad car deal prior to this one) will make selling my car not much of an advantage so I will have to tackle this debt head on.

What if one of your tenants came home from grocery shopping holding bags with both hands fiddling for a key and a kid come running over and he drops a can of Spam over the kid's head and opens a bloody wound.

I have been doing good and tackled several smaller projects myself (paint, flooring, fixture replacement, etc.)

I guess the first step would be to tackle the valuation of the park.