When you find a good tenant in Chicago....you'll do anything to keep them.http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local-beat/Landlord-Donates-Kidney-to-Tenant-66005987.html?

More like the game of Othello, "a minute to learn, and a lifetime to master.Anyhow, due to circumstances, (Please read my book in2-3 years, or watch for me in NY TImes, I have the one and only self sustaining kidney transplant in the world.

Agreed with Luke on that one, It would be easier to pass a kidney stone than acquire and permit a cash flowing NOO STR in Nashville. 

Hello my name is Santino Collins, 28, and I am a dialysis patient in South New Jersey. My goal is to use this time to learn some new things that will improve my life and financial goals. Right now I am reading Brandon...

I want to simplify my life.It needs a lot of work and I don't have time/energy for it.I'm getting old.I don't want to sell to someone who will kick out my tenants.I can't afford my mortgage any longer.I got a job transfer.I want to be near my kids/grand kids.The list goes on and on, but I've never once heard "I need $100K to get heart surgery/kidney replacement/triple bypass or I'm going to die!!!"

If you listen to the gurus, they'll recommend upping all the limits on your credit cards, beg family for money and or sell a kidney on the black market.

Found this seller;"My son has been so sick .. he has a kidney problem and i need help financially ... i am thinking of selling the property out asap on a cheaper price and i have been in contact with few investor..

He jokingly said to sell a kidney for $25,000 and how in 30 years it would make for a fantastic story.

My analysis of the geographic area suggested a high medical need for kidney dialysis services that this facility serves for a 25 mile radius.

CASH, DAMN IT, CASH, greasy and stinking and covered with all sorts of nasty, spit, sweat, the kidney tang of urine and fecal bacteria, oozing sin out of the paper and greed out of the ink...I have to stop now before I get too worked up.