Take over man of the house responsibility.Age 26-Present Begin working corporate in the transportation industry. not a good fit but, make 52K a year, Net 38K.

Relatively inexpensive, easy to transport, easy to put together if you follow the directions (except for the under-counter corner lazy susan - just walk right on by that one), there's a pretty wide selection of styles and colours and then they 'hang' from a rail on the wall so that the rail is secured to studs instead of trying to line up the cabinets to hit a stud (which never ever ever seems to be in the right place).If the cabinets are in good shape but not quite nice enough, and you're going to be making an island, you might be able to use them for that because an island doesn't have to be too matchy-matchy.  

And go to the local building department too and look for new projects, new zoning, and new avenues of transportation. 

Logistics, Auto, Healthcare, Tech, Transportation, State and local govt, Tourism, Music, Sports, etc.  

Struggle, lack of jobs, no access to transportation, no amenities - these are all signs of struggle.  

I'm not familiar with the area, but it seems that tenants would need some form of public transport near by or a car. 

I have a property management company in the Jacksonville, FL area that I have started and I need someone affordable, reliable and efficient.I have tried craigslist but I get so many responses with jokers who are either don't have transportation, over priced or over booked.

Not sure where you are going with your question....Well, not exactly.....when you first come to the US, you have no social security, no credit history, no transportation, perhaps no job, etc.So, while I believe most refugees (and immigrants in general) will be highly motivated, the process the landlord uses to "qualify" them may need to be slightly different.

Leaving the airport with MARTA was the smoothest  transportation I've had with an airport. 

PS When I advertise I insist: "Must have own tools and Transportation!"