30 plus years as a professional sign language interpreter specializing in medical and mental health interpreting as well as interpreting on every topic imaginable doing on-site community interpreting and video relay service interpreting.

Heart Transplant in Utah after UCSF Medical Center tried to kill me twice.

With low oil over the last few years, exploration has significantly decreased worldwide and there are predictions of an oil shortage by as soon as 2020 http://business.financialpost.com/commodities/ener...Anchorage is slightly less dependent on oil as the state is with strong, rapidly growing, employment in the medical field and a large army and air force base.

I can't imagine having someone else do this, because the renters usually have some complex questions and problems that need answering (cashing paychecks, getting a drivers license, FAX service, USPS UPS & FedEx, a good defense attorney, how to get back home without transportation, medical emergencies, vehicle emergencies, etc etc)

Medical being a perfect example.

Prior to 2014, Denver was performing well economically and had a healthy multifamily market, but soon after the legalization of marijuana in Colorado the metro saw an exponential growth period.

If someone were to leave behind medical supplies and someone suffers an injury because they were not available to recover them, there may be serious liability there.

Also, I am not sure what the court would rule in my favor given that she was unable to respond because of medical issues.

I bought, collected and sold payday loans, car notes, eviction judgments, credit card and medical bills for 30 years.

I think it would be nice to know if its student loans, credit card bill, or medical bills?