Be prepared, talk to the assessor because it was a gut wrenching unplanned surprise that created a lot of stress.

Others never want to leave their city much less their state and horde their cash like squirrels waiting for winter. 

The attic has squirrels and large raccoons living in the attic space. 

Putting a squirrel trap in an attic isn't rocket science.

You're probably asking for a Purple Squirrel - it's an HR term referring to a company who wants an agency to find a candidate with such specific and uncommon traits as to be virtually non-existent.

You would need to discuss details with both your employer and your lender to get a better idea. perhaps if you have a 12-18 month commitment with your company THEN they require you to relocate again unplanned - I think that's the point you're getting to in your post.

For me, a strong personal financial position is one where you: - Have great credit and a strong income stream- Have tens of thousands of dollars in cash, accumulated, ready for the down payment, any projected rehab, and closing costs, with a $10,000-$15,000 cash buffer after this to protect you from unplanned expenses. 

Blind squirrels and nuts, broken clocks, etc... 

I think a lot of unplanned networking will be happening in the hotel lobby!

My lease states the tenant is responsible for "ordinary" pest control which would include a fly, sugar ants, spiders, the occasional snake or mouse, and even a squirrel that manages to get into the attic space.