Bob has been subleasing (adversely to the lease it sounds like) and should give Joe his notice that the month to month situation has been terminated.Also, if you aren't Joe or Bob, I'd stay completely out of this one.

Have her talk to a loan officer about paying down (not OFF even if she could, probably don't want to lose that type of account off the credit report right at this moment as that has adverse impact too) those loans and see what difference that might be able to make to her credit score and what impact it would have on conventional loan programs available to her. 

She is now reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and on the sight of creating cash flow, though she is still very very risk adverse (which I love dearly!).

We are not adverse to having a management company.

What's simpler than a email.. copy and paste your letter to whom you send,, you have a copy of what's been sent I do believe any adverse letters / you did not qualify need to be mailed out if they actually paid a application fee and you ran their report.. so you can do both email, and mail for those. they would find out fast with email and the mail supports they were properly notified.

I am keeping the property via adverse possession and will wait it out.  

I think the there are pros and cons with housing voucher limit.I personally feel that this will have an adverse affect on the positive momentum the RE markets have realized. 

I do have a few ideas in which I might approach some of my friends and relatives who were too risk adverse to become Venture Partners.Generally, they don't even make more than 3 or 4% on their money.After watching me create millions of dollars of profit for my Partners and I, they are willing to trust me if I give them a better return on what they currently earn.In other words, they consider me a Triple A Bond while the Note Investor who has no personal knowledge of me thinks I'm a Junk Bond!

The manufactured housing industry has been adversely affected by the SAFE Act in ways that are inconsistent with the purpose of the SAFE Act.

It is virtually impossible to transfer (drop) property out of a corporation without adverse tax consequences.