Tbh, I would love to start there.My only real obstacles (that I'm know of now) is that I don't have access to funding yet.But that's why im here.

The route has to be approved and obstacles like bridges, need to be weight rated for your load, and overhead lines could need to be raised or temporary removed.7. 

Does she have any type of leverage in her situation?

To me this means you, the investor, need to study and educate yourself on the risks inherent in real estate, just as you have educated yourself on the risks associated with stock investments.

I was thinking of contacting APS (adult protective services) and schedule a Social Worker visit, but not sure if I need to work with Section 8 prior to doing something like that.Also, as much as I like the inherent security with Section 8 tenants, I cannot imagine how much of a nightmare it would be if I actually needed to take care of some administrative work, like follow-up on a failed inspection, or submit an annual rent increase, because the agency is so unresponsive.

This is looking more and more like the right path to take unless someone else in here has some other secret ninja tactics!

Isn't your idea inherently in conflict with itself? 

Others will chime in here I'm sure.  

@Tammie Jones If they have an existing lease then there could be more obstacles to face here. 

If so, let the tenant know that you are filing for eviction and it will be in her name and she will take the fault.