I humbly ask the BP community's opinion/experience, is this house a deterrent to families even after a clean bill of health.

(Not to mention health inspection violation avoidance.)I find it hard to write all the little tips and tricks I'd recommend, if you want more maybe we can schedule a phone call?

Now, this may or may not be true, depending on the emotional health and/or maturity of your friends and relatives ;) But that doesn't matter.

Since moving I have lost a lot of my earning ability because of some severe health issues and so I'm getting more motivated now to figure something out.We originally paid $115,000 and we still have a BOA mortgage (5.875%) that we owe 65k on.

We have been searching for a place to prep as it is needed for proper licensing in terms of health department.

In Washington DC, it's a very time consuming and painful process to evict anyone, even a hoarder who is clearly living in conditions that must violate several of your city's building and health ordinances.  

I'm looking forward to having more time starting in January, once I get everyone through their health insurance enrollments.

He said that even with his Health Insurance, his out of pocket costs for his medical bills would have paid a gardner for his LIFETIME. 

If they are uninsured (this is not a health care issue, it's a disability issue), it can wipe out almost anyone who thinks they are financially secure.States require that a "client" receiving assistance have no more than $999.00.

What would you do when the next tenant in ill health misses rent payments?