I rarely collected any late fees.Some of my tenants relied on financial aid, and if their FA was delayed, I'd just get them to get a letter from their FA office, or have them email me to tell me that it was in fact delayed, and when it was expected.  

The closest I've ever lived is in Sumas, WA, and Bellingham, WA, so I'm not completely without a clue to the area, though.The biggest problem with that area, is access year-round.  

It looks like Erwin is a small town and might not have a legal aid office but you need legal help. 

I think I'll approach him and give him the option of getting into a new lease at a higher rent rate or move out in 60 days (or whatever the closest to that would be based on the month-to-month tenancy). 

The closest I have found is Zillows rent Zestimate but accuracy is a concern.I'm trying to avoid:1.

There can be different attitudes toward money, resources, opportunity and community that impact how those your are setting out to help may receive the "aid", and it won't always be positive.  

I used these as an aid as I interviewed different firms.In addition to the interviews I conducted, I also chatted with some other investors around Grand Rapids to get a feel for the reputation of the different companies.

Is he deciding between Bloomington and Indy or is he definitely moving to Bloomington and Indy's just the closest large city to name?

Its like ripping off a band-aid as opposed to peeling it off slowly.

I graduated from college three years ago and have been working as a nurse's aide during that time.