However, I am in a unique situation where I will be rotating every 18-24 months to a new city for the next 5-6 years, and currently live in South Baltimore.

All of the "distressed" ones in South Florida have their unique problems.I saw one a month ago on the MLS in Riverside Park that had a fire hazard.

Standards are slowly evolving in the form of often-used storage & data-transfer formats, but don't hold your breath; even electronic medical records still use many different standards.Having said that, any good software-as-a-service should have a way to "get your data out," usually via CSV export, etc.

We want to know if they are likely to have sufficient income to pay rent, utilities, and other basic needs (food, clothing, medical expenses, and transportation).

The problem is anything, divorce, medical bills, relocation, evicting a tenant, uninhabitable property, back taxes, job loss.......How you solve it is they want out of the property, the cost with it, the headache of managing it, the calls from creditors...How you accomplish that solution....depends.

I get it online for about $20 and charge that and a few extra for the time.Credit must be good, or good up till a medical bankruptcy, or if credit is bad then i charge two moths of deposit AND make sure they have very stable employment.

I have eight years of experience in the medical industry working as a physical therapist and I have taken a huge leap into an industry that I am not very knowledgeable about, however I love to be faced with new challenges and I'm willing to take it on head first!!!

It has several unique and very desirable features.

It is also close to the University of Toledo Medical Center.

I have been working as a Physician Assistant since 1999 and I currently work at the VA Medical Center in Shreveport.