Some people on BP act like evicting someone is brain surgery and one must hire a professional - it's not hard to do.

Or: "I am assigning my rights and responsibilities to perform an operation to a physician even though I represented that I was qualified to perform the surgery."

TJ, we had to reschedule our house inspection twice during the option period: once due to seller emergency eye surgery; the second time due to the house had issues in power and it took electricians a couple of days to come out and fix the house before we can send an inspector there.

It's like a doctor who is great at family practice to have no idea where to start on a brain surgery. 

It's not rocket science brain surgery. 

Their credit was damaged when a spouse was injured in an industrial accident on the job and was unable to work while he underwent a couple surgeries.

I have a tenant who a few years back had surgery, resulting in temporary disability.

These cannot be elective procedures such as plastic surgery, but can be things like smoking cessations programs, dental work, laser eye surgery, braces for children, etc.6.  

Fortunately, the cost-benefit analysis there is not exactly rocket-surgery.

Tenant texted me on July 7 to let me know her husband  had fallen, broke his arm and had to have surgery.