First things first,assess the exact situation.Find out exactly how much money she owes and to whom.You are going to have to eventually make contact with the lender when you ask them for payoff information anyway so you might as well do it now.Be prepared for a shock because they could hit you with years worth of late fees that could total thousands and thousands more than you expected.Then you need to sit down with your mother and figure out the end game.Where is she going to live?

Taking into account a global economic shock, a coinciding drop in energy prices, many small businesses that won't recover, unemployment, the possibility for a run on US Dollars which could cause the USD to spike, plus municipalities and retirement funds who were already on financial thin ice – there's a great deal of risk and the combined headwinds are enormous. 

Wow, I'm shocked at what I'm reading here by some people's rosy predictions. 

I figure if I build it into my model now then it won't be a $ shock if I do end up outsourcing management... 

It shocked me this guy was doing some long distance investing and very active.

@Joe SplitrockWhile 37.10 does not explicitly state number of occupants I would be shocked if a court did not find this to be discrimination.

He is generally a Debbie Downer so that shocked me. 

They usually go into shock. 

You would be shocked at the number of folks who have gone decades gaming the system and manipulating landlords.

We amassed our portfolio to withstand economic shock, definitely expect pain in housing and CRE and will be looking to buy when others can't hold on.