So if it is at all desirable, prepare to fight for it :-).

Not worrying about putting food on the table, or healthcare for your family, or having to go fight in a war to save your homeland, but rather someone innocently called you "hon". 

Me and bro wait for the cash buyer or I fight him to get the price down, we reduce the price and sell at what market can bear.

@Jordan Moorhead this fight is likely going to take a few more turns before we have some long-term clarity.

So it doesn’t matter how much I was right, if they don’t want to lend for a reason that makes no sense it’s a pointless fight and would just waste time.

That should be sufficient.If Tenant claims something that contradicts the lease, they will have to fight you in court to win.

They also fight the eviction moretoriums and are a resource for landlord/ invesotors who want to imrprove the state. http://rentalhousingsurvivalfu...

The insurance company will fight and do whatever it takes not to pay for the damage you are claiming.

Bottom line up front: I would give her and her family a list of charities/local orgs that could help her bridge the gap and, because we don't know how long she'll be fighting this and less able to earn income, I would also offer to let her out of the lease (maybe even giving her an extra month if she has, like the question reads, done a lot to further my business), and I would file eviction proceedings at the end of this month to show I'm serious that she needs to move.Discussion:- I would see if local charitable organizations will cover all or some of her rent for a period of time.

Feeling a certain way and actually being able to do anything about it is a whole other ballgame.You have no leverage on the tenant, so thats a dead end.This is a PM issues and I'd be pissed and fighting to have them rectify the situation.