IMO, it's a good thing from a social perspective, but I don't see a viable business angle for me.*** Bruce mentioned, John Arendson (can't tag him for some reason) has posted about ways to approach this from a Contractor's perspective (I'll let him chime in if he's interested and still on BP [?!]).

@Ryan Renze & Account Closed There is also a meet up this next Thursday 8/17 at the Des Moines Social club starts at 6:00 usually there is a guest speaker covering a topic.

I am actively looking for tenants and have posted ads on craigslist and other social media sites.

Like me, he is VERY social, which is probably his biggest asset. 

However, you can also check your local paper websites, social media, ect... or other news outlets for articles.

Since I don't use social media personally (and my VA handles all my business posting), this is literally like my facebook.

We need to stay off social media (unless we're marketing), turn off the TV, read educational books, work hard and efficient, have integrity.

You could see if any of your friend on social media know anyone.  

If their income comes from social security or retirement accounts then you generally cannot do a bank levy as those funds are protected.Collection companies try to call the person to collect over and over.

If she chooses to retire now and live on social security alone her income would be less than $900/month and if she waits until she is 67 then she will get a whole $1100/month.