For me, while my wife was battling cancer for over ten years, it was having that time to spend with her without having to worry about running to do "something" at a property.

Her husband has cancer, so she's looking to sell the building to be able to retire, and spend more time with him.

Take for example the cancer survivor who has extremely high and outstanding medical bills but always pays everything else on time.

Just like your general practitioner doctor isn't where you go when you've got cancer, your general purpose mortgage banker/lender/broker isn't where you go for this very specific sort of DTI "issue."

I don't care if someone drinks or eats bon bons all day... those won't give me second hand effects and/or cancer.

It is a huge contributor to cancer and is impossible to detect without testing.

@John Tiffany My initial assignment was only to promote website clicks and the set up was as follow:6 towns within my city with 25 miles radius on each.Age range 30 to 65gender alllanguage spanish and englishdetail targeting/interest (cancer research, debt consolidation, divorce, foreclosure, funeral home, mortgage loan, real estate, family)ran it for 4 days, daily budget of $10 for an approx clicks of 15-25----The results:Reached 3,415 (number of people that saw the ad)26 website clickstotal spent $36.40what helped me out, to wake me up was the outstanding mobile news feed for all ages vs desktop use.

Rather than rent to 'vacationers' we rent to patients who come from vast distances and stay anywhere from a week to a couple of months for a transplant procedure or cancer treatments.

After loosing my wife of 25 years to cancer three years ago, I think I started looking at life differently.

I thought I was perfectly healthy when I found I had cancer and my husband thought he was perfectly healthy right up until his heart quit functioning.