Once we had to store for 30 days and actually stored for 60 days (long story-see my post about that one), the tenant never came up with the money to get her stuff back, didn't have the means (labor/transport) to deal with it either, so when her time was up we sold some of it in consignment shops, gave some of it to a charity thrift store, kept a few useful items for ourselves, and took the left overs to the dump.

If you can't do that, then don't become a landlord.It is ok to be nice, but you're running a business, and not a charity!

Jk, donate to a charity or something because a miracle just dropped in your lap if she is wanting to move already.  

That is, if you intend to run a business as opposed to a charity.

I'd like to help them somehow but i'm trying to run a business, not a charity org. 

I say this, as  I am experiencing the downside of renting to a charity program like section 8, and the houses are TRASHED. 

It is for a charity my wife and I started called The Cancer Kickers Soccer Club.  

Making more money in real estate through house hacking can help her have money to help her family, friends and others one day (or start a charity!)

I have to keep telling myself this is not a charity! 

I’d love to be able to look up a charity or a cause I can get behind and make a bigger difference than I can do currently.