Meade explained that they had subsequently organized a “very robust, very comprehensive” agreement with those residents, who have organized a Hidden Valley-High Meadows neighborhood association (reflecting the names of their two mobile home parks, now jointly called Loma Vista).

Joe H. is right on...they key is not to panic and follow through with the instructions likely posted in that letter.

For VA disability payments the renter would go here ... http://www.dfas.mil/retiredmilitary/manage/payveri... then print an income verification letter after logging in.For SS the renter can open this pdf and follow the instructions to print out the document:  https://www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10552.pdf  You can also email then this pdf and ask them to print the income verification form.  

Sky high property taxes (40/thousand is crazy, even for how low values are there), high crime (again in context of still being in the safest state in America), depressed values, no good jobs, depreciation, middle of nowhere etc. all combine for a place that few people want to live.I've been told by multiple people that work with the DHHS that they have unwritten instructions to send section 8 people up to Berlin because the rents are so cheap section 8 can cover the whole rent (and it helps the state spend less than even housing them in the dumps of Frenchtown in Rochester).

I think ML would be less useful if a significant portion of the information was hidden (e.g required you to inspect the property visually).But you do have a good point with the permitting, I had the same intuition. 

As instructed by my wife, I made my way to a terminal bar where the news was showing the awful "accident" of a commercial aircraft flying into the first of the twin towers.

Oklahoma City is a hidden gem for many reasons @Harvey CorsinoI listed some demographic stats and some other resources from Census Bureau and ACS, and Plums dataset that you might find helpful. 

Use sub classes, sub accounts, fixed asset manager, and sub jobs, to keep track of all that you need.Every software program comes with instructions.

This software has some hidden fees in ACH transfers, which are charged to the property manager for every ACH transfer a total of $.50 and could be more depending on the days it takes to transfer.

People have posted that there are documents on the state website - anyone care to post those and/or links and instructions for people in the forum to see them?