A lot of my friends, as I said, do section 8 and that is based upon number of bedrooms I think the minimum section 8 voucher in the area is around 800, but you would have to double check that on the HUD website.I would also highly recommend going to the area during the day, especially during a nice warm day bc you can see what the neighborhood and its inhabitants are like then.

We have civilian sign police, they get a reward for each sign picked up.

Due to an injury that occurred overseas, my career options are limited as I head into the civilian work force.

I've got an estoppel letter I use for purchasing tenant-inhabited properties.

You might see who is really inhabiting your property, extended stay guests, pets, vermin, dust bunnies, and all!

Junk or shabby cars (on blocks or flat tires) are also an indicator of inhabitants inability to maintain them.

I was living in England at the time working as a civilian for the Army.

I am also in the military transitioning back into civilian life, but Marines not Navy.

If you are going to encapsulate the paint anyway, I wouldn't think it would pose a threat to the inhabitants.

The property is totally inhabitable and no one is living there but the old tenant still has a bunch of belongings there.Here's our dilemma.