So when it came time for me to relocate to Rhode Island for military orders in October 2012, I became an accidental landlord  because I still owed far more on the house than it was worth at the time and I understood that short sales were treated the same for FICO as foreclosures.

We have an influx of California cash coming in from relocation and investors looking to get their money out of California and into Nevada.

The only deals I’ve done is buying selling my personal residences from relocating with my company on average every four years.

The City of Portland has provisions where the tenant can request relocation assistance if your rent increase is 10% or more. 

However, the continuing national trend of companies relocating manufacturing facilities outside the United States has resulted in significant losses of jobs and investments in the textile industry.

I'm tired of it and I want a change in 2017.I am strongly considering swallowing my pride and relocating to Orlando, Florida and temporarily move in with the parents which would give me an opportunity to give myself a new start.  

After the market evaporated in the area we lived in, we relocated to southern California where there is a much more opportunity, and to be close to family.

Some of the tenants are even on 5yr terms with the owners.I would not suggest renting it furnished unless you are doing rentals for relocation companies where the terms are much shorter.

Be prepared to compromise if they have a more suitable unit that you can relocate to.Speaking with management is always your first step as opposed to assuming you would have a problem.

Still, with the home assessed at 61k, the minimal but still work/expense I would put into it, the seller not interested in reducing the cost or covering closing costs, or cutting down a dead tree or relocating the washer/dryer I passed.