I really like hearing about situations like this that end up being win-win due to creativity.

It seems like a fairly unique situation so I would love to see how it goes.Jorge

I'm so sorry to hear about the situation.....

The problem is in a multifamily unit the other renters can neither truly consent to second hand smoke exposure or avoid it entirely -- they're sort of captive in the situation.

I have a tenant that went through changes in life and a lot of stress, she was going to move out and find apt that is less costly, she is been always good to us, so I said I would help her to go through the transition, and assisting her for finding new apt, just for less than a month, her situation improved and she decided to stay.

Kudos to you for offering leniency in this situation @David Hines!

Obviously it's bad news with any rental situation but I believe it could be much worse if you share the same home. 

@Andrew Taylor you are correct in that in an emergency situation you can enter the property.

the 70% rule allows you to have 10-20% profit, depending on situations.

I need advice on how you would handle a situation where an early property liquidation had to occur for whatever reason.Scenario:Partnership deal - I found this particular property, manage it, and carry the financing obligation.