Like I said there is genuine intent to move, but without them publishing an extenuating circumstances list it could be hard to make the decision to say "oh jeeze I want to trap myself here for a year, unable to help members of my family who are struggling with rent" or "aw man my mom needs help with her medicine but HUD told me no" if taking in an additional family member is not a valid reason to move out of a homepath/HUD property.

Until you have physicians begin to change the way medicine is practiced (by force or voluntarily, likely by force), costs will continue to escalate.

But I don't want to go to a doctor until I know what I'm sick with, and what the right medicine is.

I hope to one day transition out of medicine and into real estate full time.

Mirror on medicine cabinet "fell off".

I'm a physical therapist currently but love emergency medicine/response. 

Guessing section 8 and other poverty based benefits some get will be adjusted to show less qualify so some may be buying their own food and medicine and for them housing would not change much.  3.

Hud Floyd Hey HUD, I also work as a Ff/medic in LA.

Higher education, medicine, farming, ranching, rail, mining, tourism, oil & gas, financial center, tax free shopping for Wyoming residents ;), Billings has it all. 

Take your medicine, learn your lesson, and get a better tenant (perhaps improve your screening process as was suggested in an earlier post - we use a third party verifier and the prospective tenant pays for the application - that alone screens a bunch of riff-raff from ever applying).Blessings!