We did this one time when a tenant's father had to stay with him for more than a month while getting cancer treatment at a nearby hospital.

So i live in Lawrence County Alabama.. my dad couldn’t afford to pay to taxes on my grandmothers property for 2017 (she’s deceased, but his property) anyway.. he’s been in and out of hospital withh cancer can’t work (self employed, no health insurance) and i couldn’t pay it either... so scrimping and saving to get t back.. mean while the man that bought it in January-March at the sale has cleared off a lot of my dads personal property and been in the house which still holds all of my grandmothers personal items/furniture/pictures/ antiques etc... and is planning to have it logged off....can he do that ??? 

Had to throw in my two cents being that I have a sleeve that represents my mother being a breast cancer survivor.

I have a tenant with cancer in one of my parks.

For me it would be one of the cancer charities, my partner just went through it, long journey it was very hard on her but luckily she caught it early.

People tie up houses and can't resell them to investors, realtors list houses on the MLS and they sit, doctors perform surgery and sometimes the cancer still comes back, sometimes it just doesn't work out.

The much-maligned Scott Rowe worked in commissioned sales - he was, as I recall, an Executive Vice-President responsible for sales offices in seven states for the company which became Overstock.com after it jettisoned it's commissioned sales force.

Turnovers suck, but bad tenants are like cancer.

I've got all the documents and contracts, but the reason he is selling is because his elderly wife has cancer and he needs to cash it out.I don't think there's enough meet at a discount of $6k on the contract.

Smoking is a 'cancer' to a Multi Family building.