Are there specific questions or criteria I should use when interviewing potential law firms to ensure they won't be as detached and unreliable as my current firm?

Are there any specific neighborhoods or areas that you recommend focusing on for good deals?

feel free to post some specific deals here for more detailed feedback. 

Specifically, there's job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide, etc) and the population is growing (unlike Cleveland or Cincy).

Step one in optimizing your listing might be to set up a simple website with a landing page, event calendar and blog so you can become the hub of information for people traveling to that area. 

Are there websites specifically for travel nurses and corporate housing (finance, technology companies, etc)?

This type of strategy works really well for people who worked at a company for a long time and whose stock did incredibly well.These are concepts even financial advisors get tripped up on so feel free to clarify anything that doesn't make sense or if you want to give more specifics I can give examples and math.

Hi BiggerPockets Community, Specifically Our Rookie Real Estate Investors!

Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on the pros versus cons of each scenario most specifically if it came to them not paying rent or needing to be evicted.

I should add that this information doesn't come from some official website or some report published by a big company.