The woman who is currently running them doesn't have the time anymore due to the fact she is going back to school and is looking for a replacement.

What the pm told me about the tenant: one woman in her 50s and her two children who will be on the lease.

She was a handicapped woman, 2 kids.

I think the find of a qualified handyman/woman is exactly what you needed.

Without going into the whole story, he attempted to fix it but ended up hiring an incompetent plumber who just damaged my bathroom and I was stuck cleaning up the very expensive mess and living with my only bathroom under renovation for weeks.Well anyway, it is now owned by a new woman, and the leak still isn't fixed.

I assume we need to go through probate with the estate to satisfy the deceased woman's debts in order to purchase the property.Is that correct?  

Would you not rent to an elderly woman who is on government assistance because she is the type of person that is on Section 8?

Purchase price: $184,400 Cash invested: $4,559 Sale price: $227,500 Contributors: Corby Goade Not a wholesale but a "Wholetail", I found this property via direct mail (handwritten letters) and helped the woman perform a 1031 so she could get her granddaughter in the school district she wanted.

I had an older woman and her grown son apply.

Annette, I can introduce you to a nice young woman that's doing some wholesaling in the Gainsville area if that is an area you like.