I work as a nurse in urban community mental health and am in grad school to be a nurse practitioner in this field, so I do have some experience in these communities from that angle.

Yes, this tenant does have a decent job as a nurse.

One worked for the state as a receptionist, another was an LPN (nurse). 

I have had travel nurses because it being right on 465, a lot people im town working, visiting families, hospital visitors, and summer events such as races, sports tournaments, and conferences.

I graduated from college three years ago and have been working as a nurse's aide during that time.

I also was an adolescent nurse in a couple different environments including psych hospitals with dependency units and have seen a lot. 

Now, she works as a nurse, making $50k a year for the past 12 mos and recently applied for an apartment rental.

We are currently finishing renovation on the home we live in, and I have extensive experience with remodeling, renovations and landscaping.My wife Tammy is a legal asst in a worldwide law firm, and I work as a Emergency Room nurse. 

Hi everyone, I have a issue that came up this week.I got a call from DHS stating that an elderly tenant of mine had been moved to a "home" as she was not able to take care of herself. They contacted her emergency cont...

Every person I talked too said their families couldn't afford nursing home prices should that day come and wanted to proactively look for places safe for Mom & Dad to carry out their senior years while not physically living in their own personal space.