You'll also have to make sure that the deal still makes sense as an investor despite her being there.If I was in your shoe, I probably wouldn't accept this kind of deal since I think it can create a lot of headaches and I don't think it's worth my time/money.

I ask people not to wear shoes in the house and guests do their dishes/take out their trash before they leave.

I've been in your shoes before and have a few opinions you might find to be valuable.

I am looking for some advice from anyone who has been in my shoes before.

If I were in your shoes, I would keep the property and chalk up the negative equity to real estate education and move on.

If I were in your shoes, I'd probably let the dust settle on these purchases and make sure they are stable.  

If I were in your shoes this would be a big red flag for me.

If you are allowed to charge any application fee, charge it separate from other expenses like reports or verification expenses, charging for such can put you in the shoes of conducting that business and some matters have compliance issues. :)

Treat it like a pair of shoes; Try it on, test it out for a while, and if it makes you happy, go get another.

quoted from Larken Rose "Message to the Voting Cattle" emphasis added.