In a buyers or neutral market most sellers post at least 15% higher than they expect to get, so you can adjust & reach out even if the list price is too high, in a hot market all bets are off unfortunately.

@Aimee Lawrence  Right now your best bet is someone in the construction trades as far as a renter .  

So thankful I planned using RE as my platform.

The property management platform they use seems very robust on the management side, but the owner portal seems like an after thought.That platform they use is Appfolio, while I've read great reviews about Appfolio, the owner portal seems very underdeveloped and not well thought out, this lives a lot to be desired.

I think the MLS is going to be your best bet.

Most people wouldn't want to be legally obligated to another financial burden like a lease, so I bet you they'll come up with excuses that she doesn't actually live there.

Sponsors should go beyond that, however, and raise a significant amount of cash for extra reserves--you can bet that the lender won't allow the property to tap the debt service reserve until there are no other options. 

They are doing evictions in my county just not evicting for non payment.Yeah, but I'll bet if you can't show a safety issue like drug dealing or domestic violence they probably won't make her move until this is over.

Many crowdfunding platforms have gone under.

Your best bet is to find either private money or a capital partner.