No good deed goes unpunished.2) two sisters in court, one was wanting to evict the other because the tenant sister failed to pay rent on time.

Oh, that's my sister who needed to move in with us, that's okay isn't it? 

So, the situation is that two sisters live together.  

My sister has accepted a job in another state but still has 8 months remaining on her lease.  

viz. we are two blocks from campus and include basic utilities (heat, lights, water) and Internet.Most of our roomers are international students who are less problematic overall, but we still find things flow more smoothly with a "Den Mother" (my sister-in-law) living in the property.  

One guy was sharing an apartment with his sister, they are both scaffold builders. 

I rented a house to two sisters who ran a small party planning business.   

Originally posted by @Maria Keating:Call the tenant. 

She works for her real estate agent sister and her husband fixes planes and is working on his license, so steady jobs.

A frustrated sister of mine who was her self appointed power of attorney is angry with me taking care of mom - so using her 32 years of legal secretary experience - to illegally become power of attorney she files a lawsuit to get me evicted claiming $2300 rent due for past 19 months = $43000 - it was overturned for many reasons.