The dad is the one with poor health, thus them selling their properties. 

Meyers ( lehigh Acres) on brand new or near new constructed homes ( minus Chinese drywall) for 25 to 40k each.. these homes 5 years before were selling for 250k.. in my mind in that time in space.. that was probably one of the cheapest places in the first world to live.. brand new our near new home for 30k  US health fire and police.. 

Millennials and seniors like apartments . there’s 80 million + baby boomers that are set to downsize and of coarse get health complications in the coming years .

However, what TRULY fuels my fire is seeing my dad work the night shift for the past 15 years and see how it’s robbed him of his physical and social health!

Most of the new businesses were in Louisville’s Okolona and Middletown neighborhoods and involved in what the company describes as health, beauty and home services, Yelp spokeswoman Kathleen Liu wrote in an email."

There has never been a proven health case someone lives under high voltage line caught cancer globally.

Also, letting them know now that I expect the place to meet certain “cleanliness” standards for health and fire safety reasons.Anyone else have thoughts on this situation?

The other criteria may have an explanation (divorce, business folded, health care expense, etc) but there’s no explaining that you don’t make enough money to pay the rent.

And as a mental health therapist; there’s some WEIRD fetishes out there, so I’m pretty sure some men could find creative ways to use tampons too.

A few details:  Looking for someone who works Glenville, Ballston lake, burnt hills, parts of scotia, Clifton park, maybe malta, ballston spa, maybe other outliers?