We just ran into a bad 'spat' of having to replace 7 ACs and a septic field in the course of the past 60 days (on our portfolio of 37 units).  

Transitioning from one field to another can be daunting, but you've come to the right place to learn, grow, and connect with like-minded people.It's awesome that you've already dived into some real estate reading; that curiosity and willingness to absorb information will definitely help you as you figure out your next steps.

Norton Healthcare and UofL Health are two of the largest employers in the region, and their ongoing expansions are creating even more opportunities in the medical field.

I'm learning about this field and I am not sure what sites to trust for gaining information on the estates and who are credible sources.

They then wait until July 23rd to tell me that they want me to be employed in my field for a year before final approval, closing was supposed to be the 26th, thankfully the seller accepted a continuance until August 19 as I would pass the 1 year mark on the 14th.

Having over 10 years of experience in the electrical field, and correcting numerous poorly executed electrical installations, one of the biggest value adds that I have is this experience.

Mulifamily is already being built across from the Field house called the "Main". 

I think the reason for my failures so far is lack of direction and leadership in the field.

What would be the cheapest way to learn how be handy if you dont have time to work in the construction field?

In the meantime, they will apply for credit, apartments, and utilities through someone else's name.In regards to garnishing wages, unless the tenant works in a higher-paying field or for a certain company that pays more than other similar companies (doubtful), the ex-tenant is just going to leave their job and get another one, and you need to restart the process (after you find out where they are now working).