I see a few options:1) Let her leave, assume I won't get blood out of a turnip, and have the IC place a new refugee with the current tenant.

I don't go to MebWD with specific questions about my cholesterol, I hope you wouldn't.  

Flippers smell blood in the water when a property is being wholesaled, because they know there is a clock ticking.  

There will be blood on the streets and those investors who weathered the storm will have plenty of opportunity to buy at a discount.

Buffett says, "Buy when there is Blood in the Streets."

Originally posted by @Atwan Kwan:@Brent Coombs filing is fine, but the idea is to settle out of courtGood luck getting blood out of a stone...

And I would like to think one day in the future I can provide that opportunity to an individual(s), a couple, or even family who deserves it the most.That being said, everything in our society comes at a price, whether it is financially or through blood, sweat and tears.

You can PLAN ahead and execute this plan extremely successfully.For you, here's the blood, sweat & tears decision:It doesn't sound like you are in a position to buy your next personal residence?

You can't squeeze blood from an old stone, just by gutting it and putting in new cabinets and marble counters if your Sale Price is going to be the same as the New Town Homes in the same area. 

I learned through blood, sweat, and tears (as well as making a few mistakes along the way).