However, it feels like I'm putting all my eggs in one basket, leaving me with $0 on my savings account and an uncomfortable situation if something were to happen (health, fix something in the property, you name it).

All the texts and mails they've sent have been threatening and they have been working harddigging up stuff and trying to paint us as evil landlords that don't care about their health and safety regardless of the evidence has shown otherwise.  

I know there are some health concerns in buying a home this close, but my concern is not really that as of now.  

As my dad used to say about his business, "I'm not doing this for my health."

She has many health problems, and her outlook on her career is not quite too promising.

Another said, heavier people take more sick days and health costs are higher, so hiring them is a bigger risk than non-smokers who are thin.So, I wanted to put it out to BP... do you think being biased is natural?

The vacancy factor probably does not provide a significant risk to your financial health.

Things like health insurance.

Readers of this thread may want to check out the link at http://www.hsainsider.com/Individual/Benefits.aspx as they claim to be a leading authority on Health Savings Accounts.In answer to Brian, yes you do have to have a HDHP (high deductible health plan) to setup the HSA.

I just had a freakish weekend showing a house--the first applicant was a very attractive woman who worked for a cosmetic Surgery clinic -- she had obviously taken advantage of the employee discount--she had a very nice look and way about her- & her children were nice too--she was evasive about her credit -she said it wasn't "too good"----upon getting the screening back,the records showed she had undisclosed bankruptcy, recent eviction--she said that was her sister's eviction-- it was" just in her name", the LL name she gave me was not the property owner listed on the county records--"she said that was because of a divorce and he was hiding from his wife", the child support financial records to support her income I asked her to provide "couldn't be faxed because something was wrong with the fax machine at the clinic", and she had 30 recent collections as well as 4 new court judgements-- these were" just loans and things, so how does that affect me renting your house?"