What you need to know:Due to this review finding, Wells Fargo agrees to pay you the amount of $7500.We've enclosed the check in the amount of $7500.

Since you live in the south suburbs you probably have a better idea of which areas there are more desirable for renters but of course proximity to public transportation, restaurants, schools, etc can influence your ability to reduce vacancies.

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

Our own home is similarly sized house that was build in 6 months (but was enclosed before the bad weather hit that year).

A little background on this one. I have been following Shea on youtube for about a year. He is in Detroit and has seen it all. I find his honest take entertaining and educational. For this video case study - some dude...

One thing I missed during the buying process was the fence did not accurately reflect the property boundaries and it turns out the neighbor owns some of the property enclosed within my fence (area in question in red, fence in green).

Have short rafters between the roof and the pergola.Cover the concrete steps and landing with a very simple, natural stone material.If code allows, enclosing the area under the deck would provide a good bit of storage space.

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

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.