My mom has just been diagnosed with ovarian cancer so I will need to visit her in Seattle even though I was hoping to invest in Florida.

Right now, most of my peers with a similar cancer prognosis are in wheel chairs or already gone.

I am sure many folks on BP can give stories of frivolous lawsuits they have had to endure.If a person has been wronged, then they should have legal recourse, but not because they didn't recover from a terminal cancer.

My mother died of lung cancer, she suffocated in what was basically a coma.

Their emotional and mental peace of mind means much more to them.Some examples of our seller's stresses:- The older couple that wants to move to live with their kids because they can't care for themselves anymore- The single mother who does not want to be an owner anymore because she cannot handle maintaining the house- The man who just found out he has cancer and needs quick cash to move and get treatment- The retired couple who tried out investing in real estate but want to get their money out to open a storeEach and every one of these sellers walked out of our closings with a smile on their faces and a hug goodbye.We have all educated ourselves and deserve to get paid for our knowledge of how to structure these deals.  

I recall one where a women in her 20's, dying of breast cancer, wanted a small dog for comfort. 

You eat well and take your vitamins so you won't have a stroke, heart attack, or cancer.

I let him temporarily stay in the house because he said "he was going through cancer treatment and needed to be close to the hospital and didn't drive."

Be thankful you do have a child dying from cancer, or have a stroke and be paralyzed on one side of your body. 

He had terminal cancer and minimal life insurance.