Recently widowed (2013), I relocated from New York to Philadelphia to be closer to my children, and to start again. 

You will have to pay 5k per unit/tenant to relocate tenants is the rule or something close to that based on when it was built and how long they have been there. thx

I will likely be relocating out of the Boston area and selling my home.

Now they are working on relocating the tenant.

I will be transitioning out of the Navy in August and relocating to the Wisconsin Dells area.

I used to work in relocation so I saw tons of leases and a lot of leases have lease cancellation clauses where the tenant pays 1-3 months rent to break the lease.

We have had everything from seasonal workers, to relocating families, local area displacements (floods, pipe damages, etc.), visiting families and all that.

5.Location of the vents and the returns.If they ran the returns improperly into the garage etc. it could cause a problem.If there is low air pressure the lines could be having needing tape or being pinched as mentioned earlier or the runs and angles could be wrong.6.Where is the air vents located at for each room.They used to put them on the floor but the problem is they would get covered up with curtains etc. and the builder would not center them in front of the window like they were supposed to.In these cases relocating the vent worked wonders for air flow.The air flow and coldness was great it was just being blocked creating hot zones in the room.7.Is the thermostat the old mercury switch kind or the new electrical ones??

I am currently living in Kansas City (relocated here from NY).

I may be relocating to the area around East Hartford, CT.Looking for some insights into the housing market regarding prices, rents, etc.Also, looking for potential REI contacts in the area.We can trade postings in this forum or PM me and we can chat privately.Thanx much!