If you have a tenant with a child under 6 living in a rental property in Philadelphia, PA, you need to have a lead safe certificate (lead wipe test results).

You could see if they will do a trial period with you managing with a plan for you to lease as propsed above but are you an only child?

Currently renting my basement out to a single mother and her child since last March, original rent was $1575 (all utilities) and I saw her situation at the time and dropped it to $1500 for a 12 month lease with all utilities included, she purchased a electric charging vehicle less than two months after moving in so obviously taking full advantage of all utilities included.Two months ago, she had a boyfriend stay with her and told me that it was temporary while he is looking for a new place.

Or are you going to them because you have a dream and they have always supported you and how could they possibly turn their sweet, innocent child down? 

Contact the local County Administrator, usually property goes to auction, but not if the heirs can sell it, they also take care of assets taken under other circumstances, child trusts for example, let them know you're alive and a buyer.

The original interest rate has to be based on prime rate or another accepted interest index like Treasury Bills.Category 2 – individuals, trusts or estate (LLC’s also) – up to three home occupant – buyers per yearno balloon paymentsyou must determine the purchaser’s ability to pay the amount owed- there are eight criteria you have to look at-current or reasonably expected income or assets, current employment status, monthly mortgage payments for this loan, payments on other loans secured by this property, payments for property taxes, insurance, HOA dues, etc. required to service this loan, debts alimony and child support obligations, debt to income ratio and credit history.

(Child gets lead poisoned in your home and you're found culpable and the tenant prevails--typical award is $100,000 per incident...and there is no insurance to cover it.) 

It may be spelled out more simply in the RE statutes, but in the lead laws it says that if the state believes there's a "lead exposure hazard" for a child they can open an investigation that includes "issuing orders requiring the reduction of lead exposure hazards".

For instance: check out this video.I do think that in the next 3-5 years we will see a great migration of Brooklyn-esque types who can no longer afford Brooklyn, and are closing in on their 3rd child. 

In fact, during the recording we had to push him a bit (you can hear real estate mogul and former child actor Jack Easton having laughing fits in the background).Since I don't have a horse in this race as to whether someone believes they can get all the training they need by reading online social media for free.