Hard money or non traditional lenders like Finance of America (good rates and programs, but service level sucks).

I am in a co-op program which means I rotate between classes and in-field work each semester.

And you do have the sticky situation of explaining why you went month-to-month from the get-go.I recommend you research the renters' assistance programs in your area and help them get on these plans, while keeping them a long term tenant.

Corporations know how government will react when more people are homeless, which is by expanding housing programs.

@Ben Gradert Aloha Capital has some interesting programs too

Some that are more aggressive at deploying their capital can start with 75 to 80%.FHA is such a picky program it's really easier just to accumulate more cash and bypass all their rules and hit up conventional primary residence for 95% LTV.

That way if she doesn't move you can get the Execution rather then starting the court process at that time.One more thought, since this is Chelsea, there are various programs in place that will help tenants with various costs, including moving costs (and first, last security at a new place) You may get a call from Legal Aid as well that they are helping her. 

I would get an entry level project management job and let the MBA fast track me for promotions up through business management (product manager, program manager, director, and on up). 

Any recommendations on a plug-in program for our multi family investors?

I am paying Zillow $741 dollars a month as a part of their "premier agent program" and at first I received many leads but then it dropped off the last week of July and so far I have received one this month.