I can also see the argument that they have more to lose, but it seems like long-lived institutions like banks could afford to take high risk investments as long as they were profitable in the long run.

The guy can't afford an attorney so I wouldn't be afraid of a lawsuit over wrongful removal.

It looks like she didn't care about getting her damage deposit money back so she left bunch of trash in the house including her personal items, furniture etc. 

If for some reason she can't live there or afford to pay just let her go.

You're thinking "but you could've made an easy $350 by helping me" while he is thinking "I was risking to miss the deadline for 15 clients already, and I couldn't afford to lose them." 

I say you can afford it.

Looking for a firm to be a second eye on this possible deal and need to get a feasibility study performed any suggestions in the Philadelphia area that are affordable

This is why many investors don't buy where they live due to the prices, especially in the high-end markets and metropolitan areas, they find markets that they can afford.

She can't afford what it's worth.

It can be done; but the whole idea behind OS investing is to be able to buy properties with enough cashflow so that you can readily afford a PM.