I rent specifically to contractors working short term jobs at a local petroleum refinery.

The model is very common and usually has mixed to poor results.

that's not their job.

There will be very little, if any, additional income coming in during your retirement.Rather than accumulate more money, the goal of retirement is simply to enjoy your life, while not running out of money.But this is, in fact, one of the most common fears about retirement.

He has a good job lined up but won’t get the offer letter until May.This is a 20+ year veteran with plenty of savings and a solid financial plan. 

Sigh.Sometimes it seems like people go into real estate because they can't get jobs any where else.But then of course there are some fantastic agents.

I'm interested to hear opinions on if there's anything I can do given they're refusing to fix it, and it doesn't sound to me like they completed it as instructed, because from the instructions it sounds like it is their job to compute the correct taxable amount? 

Well, just the potential appreciation that could be seen with the 20,000 new jobs Intel is predicted to bring in with an average salary of $135,000 a year (currently over 2x the median house hold income in Licking County) - https://www.axios.com/local/columbus/2022/01/24/mega-intel-c... 

MY TENANT LOST THEIR JOB IN THE FIRST MONTH, AND I HAD TO EVICT THEM.

Tenant “Y” has a 590, 3.2X rent, but just started a new job a week before applying and I did not feel comfortable renting to them for that reason.