Close to a few colleges, medical facilities, etc.

Whereas in the old days most month to month furnished rentals were people on the poverty line (Abbot and Costello TV show in the 1950s they lived in a furnished month to month rental) most know are people working in the area temporarily, longer term vacationers, people out patient medical treatment, or people between residences due to home sale, home disaster, or divorce.

What if there is an accident and they need medical attention or the 16 y.o. can't get his little brothers to listen to him and they trash the place or stay up all night making noise for the guest upstairs, or worse, they try to cook and burn down the place with other people in it?  

All in all, was happy to see the business fail after the 2 months as it was fairly stressful to meet 24/48 hour deadlines and everything being a rush order like i was selling medical supplies.

We also need a fool proof way of guaranteeing US Citizenship before registering for school, getting medical care, welfare, AFDC, WICA, etc...Maybe a legitimate Birth Certificate?!?

Has anyone on here negotiated with an Indian nation in Oklahoma before?

I have a site for a medical office building we were working on.

[Disclosure: I worked at a major medical center for fourteen years as the ADA coordinator and manager of accessibility services, so it's easy for me to see the possibilities.

Hi SamuelThe estate may have a lot debts, medical bills etc.

However, those numbers are based on your "modified adjusted gross income" so if you contribute to your 401k or pre-tax medical plan it will look like you make less money.