I get women calling and saying the apartment is just for them and their 2 kids and then 1 man and another woman also show up. 4.

@Billy RogersonGiven you have already let the unit, I presume the woman's credit and income are sufficient to carry the lease on her own?   

Use this as a learning experience and rid yourself of this woman as soon as possible.

anyone ever checked out Point Richmond that's a uber cute little berg. !!! 

You might have visions of fitting in that cute one-piece bathing suit or that size nine shoes (you’re a seven), but just don’t.

They're looking for a short term loan for only two weeks, and was originally calling me for phone numbers of some hard money lenders, but I told them that if he would like I can fund the woman for a fee if she is willing to put up one of her paid off properties as collateral until I'm paid back.

I will list the steps and some notes of what I have found out and maybe somebody can steer me in the right direction of how to proceed.1. found vacant property with an eviction notice from sheriffs office posted on front door2. from all my research the woman is dead and may possibly have children 3. went to clerks office and pulled the records.. clerk told me it looks like it was sold back to bank. also looks to be a 60k tax lien on property4. went to tax assesors office and they said the tax bill is up to date5 called wells fargo about property and they told me it looks like the property is still in forclosure. they wouldn't tell me the amount but from my research at clerks office it is about 70k.Can anyone tell me how I can aquire try to aquire this property?

This woman's apartment is FILLED with "stuff" to the point where you can't even make a clear walkway.  

A woman had her house up for sale.

She also commented that her landlord doesn't fix "anything" (the usual complaint) and when I ask what was happening she said her doorbell didn't work.The woman screened herself out with those two comments.Keep the handrail brown.