this thread literary is bringing tears to my eyes.

(which I think is what @James Wise is talking about).One thing to keep in mind is that "Poor People" (yes I know, Escalades and nails and etc...) will be happiest (stay longer) in a neighborhood where they have the services they need, such as clinics, liquor stores , pawn  shops, buy here pay here, rent to own--type of shops, vs. higher end things, like Neiman Marcus, where they can't afford to buy anything.              

Working 32 hours a week in my clinical job, I am confident I'll be able to put additional hours into real estate to qualify for REPS.My only question is I'm looking for a CPA who can help in this area.

Looking for first time home buyer's home

People have talked about moving the methadone clinic to a more secluded location- its a controversial topic. 

Hello, I'm a clinical research professional and my boyfriend is a construction worker.

I am a Dr. of Physical Therapy and own a few clinics in the Bangor, Maine region.

So for a period of time, I was a professional soccer coach and gave clinics to other coaches.

You may also want to talk with an attorney, legal aid organization, tenant-landlord program, or housing clinic about whether the landlord may be responsible for other costs that you may incur because of the loss of the rental unit.If you give the landlord a holding deposit when you submit the rental application, but the landlord does not accept you as a tenant, the landlord must return your entire holding deposit to you.

(like Cleveland Clinic)....how do your demand drivers change over the next 5-10 years?