I found the tenant's mother (drunk as usual) and told her to knock on her daughter's apartment.

There is a thread in another forum,"about to sign for home sustain injury ...a week away from making settlement on home...when mother suffered a spinal cord injury.

Although it is a legal 2-family, the previous owner had it setup as a mother/daughter.

My mother in law is in the middle of a situation with an old man who truly was scammed out of his house by an unscrupulous investor.

A father, a mother, and an infant baby.Why are they staying there until they find a house?

My mother used to date some one who owned a few buildings in the hood.

Tenant's mother got upset.

I once went all the way to the a scheduled sheriff lock out with tenants who stopped paying and stopped communicating with me.  3 days before the lock out I found and reached the wife/mother of the family at her part time job.  

When my mother tried to move it away, he yelled abusively at her.

@Cole Schlack  I just can't agree with your train of thought when the city council levies fine its a code enforcement action that will be a lien on the property if not paid.. just like you see in many bigger cities were code enforcement tags houses for waste and wrecked cars etc. its a huge issue in most cities I know our city of PDX for sure.And my daughters mother in law is a code endorsement officer in San Jose they have police powers.