They seem to be located in the Brockton area, I believe they are focused on the south shore. 

You should be the one to move into a temporary rental if things don't play out until their lease is up. 

A guy goes to a judicial foreclosure auction and manages to pick up a house worth hundreds of thousands for $1K.The lawyer representing the bank was supposed to show up and make a full credit bid but he got stuck in the court restroom.The law firm and/or the bank are screaming at the county constable to do something but the law was followed and they are out of luck.I don't know how the story ends but I imagine that either;a) the bank made him an offer to good to refuse wrapped in a thinly veiled threat of legal actionb) they got a temporary restraining order and then buried him in lawsuitsc) being the easy going fair minded people that they are, they cut their losses and moved on

And they can write a temporary lease in mine or my companies name and provide me with a key.

My friend's mother makes six figures placing temporary hygienists.

I'm wondering if anyone has experience with a smart-lock that allows them to unlock the door remotely as well as send ecodes to a potential tenant or handyman or whomever might need to get into the SFH on a temporary basis?

FYI, they mostly contract temporary housing for insurance companies’ policy holders when their home is not liveable after an insurance loss.Good luck!

I also need to figure out how to handle anyone who becomes in need of more than temporary medical care.Any feedback is most appreciated.

It is quite possible that a temporary, prefabricated home made out of recycled sea-containers might be valued differently than a traditional mobile home but I am not sure of that.

The charge they see on their credit card is really only a temporary authorization that will drop off in about a week if they never complete the transaction.I just wonder why they cannot seem to fully submit their application.