@Collin Savunen the general concerns of the majorIty of peIple about the health of Real Estate Industty are fueled by a couple of things in my opinion, appreciation of the assets and increasing interest rates, this will lead to fewer people buying and eventually everything will start coming down, some geographical areas more so than the other, hold your breath it’s coming.

Good luck and I hope your health improves.

As opposed to it being a depressed area per se (such as gangs or meth/heroin addiction being the main contributor).There also measures to take against the party population, beyond regular due diligence in tenant screening, such as using parents as guarantors or renting only to upperclassmen and post-grads.I think it's also important to note that ECU has medical and dental schools, a top rated graduate program, and the ECU Health Medical Center, including a main hospital, emergency department, and children's hospitals.

Not to mention the health hazard if you deal with it incorrectly.

They often have several forms and flyers you can utilize: Pet Registration; Pet Health Report (to be competed by Veterinarian); Pet Owner Responsibilities, and possibly others.

After his new job, he told me he's super stressful everyday, has to work til midnight, and his job is destroying his health little by little and he sometimes wanted to resign.

The presenter is not doing it for their health.

Keep the old car, opt for the cheaper cell phone plan (and don't go over your minutes/data), don't eat out for every meal (good for both your wallet and your health), don't buy expensive clothes, etc.

He claims it translates to mental clarity and enhanced mental health.  

The Health Department has tried to visit the properties to inspect them, but the tenant/landlord doesn't allow them to enter the premises.