Tenants who are chronically late (or otherwise try my patience) get the heave ho, no reason needed because they are on MTM leases.

I am a Nutritional Therapist so I love to work with people to help them get healthy whether they're dealing with chronic conditions like Diabetes or Autoimmune conditions or just trying to lose weight.

I also have a policy for me wife and plan on opening one for my daughters….albeit a smaller premium.The thought of viewing the accessible funds in my policy as cash reserves for my rental properties never occurred to me as I keep my rental cash flow in a credit union account that I never touch ( a chronic cheap shake) .

The policy I have covers accidents and illnesses:  $100 annual deductible, 90% reimbursement, no cap, chronic conditions covered, routine items that aren't accident/illness not covered. 

I had one unit that was a chronic PITA until I finally found the right tech to properly diagnose and resolve the issue.  

It's thought that "some" who acquire a virus, of any form, sometimes have lingering symptoms of chronic fatigue, joint/muscle pain, etc....for years afterwards.

Hoping to get that turned around quickly and get a paying tenant in there.2 tenants who are chronically late and missed March 1, but evictions were halted by mid month.

Rarely does he have anyone on who earns less than about $100k/year or who has chronic health issues or ill or elderly loved ones to support. 

Maybe this person has been a chronic issue for them or maybe they were just having a bad day.

I can't find one.The Mayo Clinic states:"Asbestosis (as-bes-TOE-sis) is a chronic lung disease caused by inhaling asbestos fibers. ** Prolonged exposure ** to these fibers can cause lung tissue scarring and shortness of breath.