You are going to have to say no to people your kind heart will want to say yes to. 12.

It's probably why the rent is so low the landlord had a great heart and could not sleep at night displacing the elderly like that.If they absolutely have to move then it seems like a better thing to do would give them some reasonable time to figure it out like 4 to 6 months.

This is Section 8 territory, and not for the faint of heart.

In the heart of every entrepreneur is that thing looking for what that building could be.

That said, if you're willing to put in the time and the effort, there are jewels to be found in Detroit... but it's not for the feint of heart. 

Our free press is at the heart of our Democracy and we the people must fight to maintain that freedom.

Reading many of the post comments to what i believe was a sincere question there were so many passive aggressive responses. i know my heart and by no means would i take advantage of the owner they are already dealing with going through a foreclosure. i want to be a part of a solution not the problem and i want to be totally transparent with the owner on not buying the home but helping them find a buyer. i would do my job of walking the property with a contractor and getting a actual estimate on rehab. i would even goes as far as paying for a inspection out of pocket to give as much  accurate  information to potential investors helping the home owner and gaining experience are way above making a profit.I come from a different world were integrity and honor is key So if i can you give you some words of encouragement forget the hatters stay ten toes down and chase your dream !  

That is very observant of you @Jay Helms, I like the phrase, as it's easy to band about and it's near and dear to my heart.

I still hold my pilot's license - I haven't flown since summer of 1997 (dual), and the last time I was legal to carry passengers was fall of 1989.

Finally had a heart to heart.