It's like they're built to withstand a nuclear blast; they're incredibly durable/well-built!

Go for it, the worst that will happen is that you will have a job to add to your resume.

This documentation begins to be like your resume.  

I would not wait one more day to commence the nuclear (lawsuit) option, as delay may mean her whole ceiling caves in from the ongoing water damage(winter is coming) making her homeless too! 

This is my expertise, I have the resume to back it up. 

What are the things I should look out for and what are some tips on how to noticed, so far the only response to my resume is a position as a "remote broker" but I don't know if that's a good way to startThanks for any advice or good stories!

It is well noted coming from an individual with a resume like yours.

My take away is that it is a real possibility our HAP payments may not be deposited, but we won't know until very end of month because they are not going to announce it until last moment.My question is if HAP payments not paid for Feb and let's say government reopens and payments resume in March, will we get missed Feb payments or just have to eat the loss?

do I bring a resume?

Some ideas I thought of were to automatically eliminate people with out-of-area return numbers, people who seemed to not be as thorough in their responses, and maybe people who seemed to have fake names or fake resumes?