Additionally, if the debtor changes jobs, you'll have to go through the garnishment process again.

The Health District in my view is bounded by:I-95 to the EastDolphin Expressway to the SouthNW 14th Ave to the WestNW 20th St to the NorthProperties within these boundaries are limited/rare, so while the above is the 'actual area' I also mean the surrounding neighborhoods and streets.The area doesn't have the best reputation in terms of safety (Though there are definitely rougher areas in the city), but it does seem like it a solid rental market - with plenty of jobs nearby.It is also fairly close (Depending on traffic) to Wynwood, Downtown, and Little Havana/stadium(s) and the airport.  

I usually offer an early check in or late checkout when the schedule allows it.One guy checked out 45 min late and my housekeeper sat close to the end of the drive way (she's too nice to pull up to the house), but the guy saw her and must have felt bad and gave her a $20 tip.I dis buy a super capacity washer and dryer since the laundry is the bottle neck in getting the house ready.

She renovated it with the same lender, who now has about $300k into it, it's worth about $350-$375k.Then two kids and a part-time job, she can't really afford it, she and lender are a little uneasy.

Note: it may seem obvious, but it seems the old manager was just trying to get units filled so he could "prove" he was doing his job.

With an inflexible full time job, i am not sure how to pull this off..Any suggestion? 

I currently work a full time first shift job.

If I was hired to collect 28 units each month that is a full time job for some property manager and a handy person.

Just need to find a job withh relo!

You can do a FHA loan w/ 3.5% down... do you have a job?