Were the violations concerning some sort of serious public safety hazard? 

She had no food. 

I would suggest, keeping your cash and putting as little $ down as possible :) Hi Bud,My thinking after research is that the one property paid for with cash will have the highest monthly ROI (short term) and will be a safety net in case either of the other 2 are vacant for extended times. 

I have been tasked with marketing our project to international food chains, local clothing brands, furniture companies etc. 

Not all areas in Baltimore are created equally as far as safety as with most large cities.

They will probably have to apply for Section-8 and Food Stamps.Free house, free food, free medical.And in Boston I think they give them a free car!

I say clean it, shine it as though you are gonna serve food in it and you will be guchi.

Let me know the general area you’re in and how your rentals are going aswell as the safety in the neighborhood if you’d like.

You have a steady flow of individuals going TAD to NAS Pensacola and Corry Station for training (safety school, helo dunker, etc), but you also have a great market for vacation rentals in the spring and summer to supplement the military individuals who need STR's. 

They asked that during the time that they are temporarily displaced or do not have access to their bathroom, they get compensated as they will be required to pay for living elsewhere and other costs will also arise like additional food, etc if they are unable to be at home.What are your thoughts on how I should handle such a request?