I pay utilities on several of the multi units and over the last couple years have placed plastic sheeting on the outside of the windows during the winter months to help with heating and lower costs.Talking to a relative recently it was mentioned that this could be a safety issue if someone were to have a fire.

He wrote that the man was going to have surgery on his back sometime in the future from 2 weeks after they were to have moved out to 2 years and then depending on how the surgery went he could have several years recovery time when he would have lifting restrictions.so, I told his advocate that according to doctors statement he was not currently disabled and he needed to move out before his surgery and he was disabled  Also no one was requiring he lift anything, 4 adults lived in tbat house, plus one can hire help.They did move out!

A week ago I had a sinus surgery and I'm still having issues with walking in a straight line.

If Apple has shown us anything it's that in an economy where people can't afford their home, their bills or health insurance, they always seem to find a way to afford white plastic crap they don't need.

Furthermore, bad installation of siding seems to be more common than not and results in damage to the structure over time from water and moisture infiltration. the best part is, you don't know it until it's beyond a simple fix because all that lovely plastic siding is hiding telltale indications of problems.

My brother just had his third surgery and was cancer cure against colon cancer and we both discussed getting into something that is that we knew and was more flexible.  

I leave my tax to my cpa and surgery to my doctor and copywriting/sales letter to my copywriter. haha hope that gets my point.It's worth the investment to pay someone $1000-5000 to do your copywriitng if 1-2 deal can get your ROI right back.

Sam, you can buy the white or yellow corrugated plastic signs that investors write "We Buy Houses" or "We Buy Ugly Houses" on.

As a physician my income has gone down a bit due entirely to the economy (fewer elective surgeries) but look forward to more insured patients with the Affordable Health Care Act.

Hopefully Micheal you do not have anything like cancer and just got a bad cold or something.3 years ago my mother-in-law had breast cancer.Very aggressive and rare kind stage 3.They did TAC before the surgery to shrink the tumor.I spent many months with my wife taking her mom to all the appointments for the treatments.There is way more involved with it than people think.My mother-in-law has been clear for about 3 years.Gets tested every 3 months to make sure she is still clear with the marker tests.Hope you feel better soon Michael ........................... : )