Your health is in the hands of the insurance and hospital companies.

We work in health care industry so it should not be a problem finding jobs. 

So a guy from Ohio and a guy from Maryland are going to opine on the health (or lack thereof) of the RE market in SF ?  

The overall process I would follow to meet all three criteria is illustrated below.Below is a description of each level.Metro Level ConsiderationsI would only consider metro areas with:• Reasonable access (flight/drive) from where you live.

All you have to do is read this thread where folks are  shamefully slamming poor people for trying to better themselves and/or protecting their health......  

Make sure you can afford health care for a family of 5 if you leave W-2.

@Steve Morris we are all entitled to a health dose of skepticism.

It would be impossible to eliminate these industries to make way for the flat tax... probably just as difficult as eliminating private for-profit medical insurers to make way for true universal health care.

This process is illustrated below.SummaryIn this post, I provided a straightforward method for selecting a location that meets the requirements for financial freedom.Using a financial goal-based approach, you largely eliminate opinions and guesswork.

Assuming the lease has written terms on the topic, or the laws defines abandonment timelines, I would have given abandonment notice, had the pet picked up by animal control, locked the door and waited per the law before tossing is belongings.You can summon anyone to court that is in jail/prison, the police will just serve them in their cell, and deliver them to the court hearing.You really need to take some time and read over the landlord laws for your state: https://www.tn.gov/health/cedep/environmental/healthy-homes/hh/renters.html