If you approach the matter with care and compassion, you could save the tenancy.

When I turned 30, I got the life direction compass out of my pocket and put some thoughts down on paper to get a better idea of exactly where I was headed.

Blinded by greed or faulty moral compass?

I had three goals for my kids 1) That they learn readin', writin' & 'rithmatic 2) That they can live successfully on their own when they grow up 3) That they show compassion to those who are less fortunate.

Empathy and compassion make space for a clear, intuitive approach to identifying neighborhoods – where human people live – that are ripe for flipping fair.

Maybe put yourself  in her shoes and approach the issue with a bit of compassion. 

Most of us have been suckered by the sob story - don't feel bad that you're a compassionate person.That said, compassion can make you broke.

Some tenants are just awesome and have the moral compass and responsibility to know that their landlord is  awaiting payment and that they must be on time.

In March, the New York brokerage the Corcoran Group sued Compass when several of its former agents moved there.

Even if you do end up enforcing the late fee or perusing eviction you've shown genuine compassion for the tenant--and they know it.