I sent this link to somebody who owns several properties.  Good luck.

My brother refers to Shiprock as Shipwreck after the wringer they ran him through in Superior.  Maybe they're more on-the-ball with their Duluth properties.

How long will she need an apartment? I know of an upstairs bedroom, half-bathroom and large empty room, but not sure if they'd rent it for a very long time...

Lojasmo:  Centralized location is a synonym for ghetto in d-town.

This reeks of the old comments section on the DNT that was shut down in part due to this type of hyperbole.  As a Hillsider I'm used to this sort of comment but it still offends me, especially on PDD.  

j-i-l-l-o I know of a great apartment that is open in a great central location in the so-called "ghetto," which also happens to be my favorite place that I have lived anywhere and I've lived all over town and all over the world.  Email me with your contact info and I will share it with the landlord.  No promises beyond that.

Wildgoose: it was commentary on the implication by the OP.  Settle down:  

I lived in the Central Hillside from the age of 10-20.  I know the score.

Yeah, don't go with Shiprock Management.  They  shut the heat off the very day I moved in (on a snowy December 1st). Comfort Systems wouldn't turn it back on until after the weekend.  Both my lady and I had strep as we set up our new place wearing freekin snowsuits.  Oh, it was one giant fuckyou after another with Mr. Shippee. 

Landlords like that give living in the Central Hillside a bad name.

I too, have had horrible experiences with Shiprock.  No heat, mold, water damaged ceilings, etc.  I complained and got a notice to vacate.

I wouldn't rent from them ever again!

I have a really cool neighbor looking for a roommate in a quiet Piedmont neighborhood. Great location and I'm sure the rent is negotiable. Email chalkdust6 @ yahoo.com if you're interested and I'll pass it on.