Your question suggests that your father was previously married to a woman who had a daughter that was not your father's offspring.

The woman should be evicted and the bank should take the loss in the foreclosure.

I used a woman twice, several years ago, who was in a distant state, but the land being transferred was in that state.

I did because a very persistant and in my opinion very respectful woman named Mary.

When I asked my agent why it was going so cheap and why was the seller such a push over, he replied; "She's an elderly woman that is wanting to just put some of her affairs together before passing."

I am a 31 year old woman and I have only been working outside of the home for a short while.

Just last week I had to serve eviction papers on a woman tenant who was prostituting to homeless men in her apartment - and all the while the police dept were setting up their sting in the background.

The building is in excellent shape presently owned by an 80 year old woman who has "mothered" her long term (ten years or more) tenants.

I even saw one where a woman was trading herself for free rent.

BUT, if they aren't handy, and the woman is - especially some single moms - then they would get it done.I think this could be a controversial question with so many different factors all around, I hope other women out there don't take it personally.