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Ghia Mendoza Property Manager failed to replace fridge, insulin gone bad
3 April 2019 | 6 replies
So I am a type 1 diabetic and I have 12 boxes of insulin pen (Novolog and long lantus).
Michael Oliveira Enthusiastic new investor in North County San Diego, CA
10 April 2019 | 4 replies
I work on sophisticated imaging systems for early detection and prevention of foot ulcers/amputations in diabetic patients. 
Rich Schroeder Free online life insurance underwriting advice
9 May 2010 | 8 replies
Someone who develops diabetes, has an accident resulting in permanent injuries, or develops some other chronic condition may also have difficulty qualifying.
Ryan D Truth in Equity - HELOCs
3 April 2019 | 36 replies
If you have a family history of cancer, diabetes, heart disease or the like, maybe buying sooner rather than later is a good idea.
Rich Weese received a PM from a member that made me think back. Please share your experiences here.
16 February 2012 | 30 replies
Now he has always had diabetes from childhood and his wife is a kidney stone factory and has to have her kidneys cleaned out every 5 years or so by operations not just treatments so they are "uninsurable" because the premiums are too much.I also took a second job and moved in so that I could put the most available funds into this family.
Account Closed In Search Of Hard Money Loan For 1st 'Flip & Sell' Project In LA
16 January 2016 | 7 replies
i own and live in my house with my husband and I take care of my 70 year old uncle that has copd and my mother is a diabetic but my sister's boyfriend is on the deed first he has another house that he and my sister live in I found ours and got a deal on it we are looking to borrow $50,000 on it cause I need to pay him back and he said he would come off the deed and we need to do some repairs on it and add another room and bath I am waiting on my disability and have poor credit cause I had to quit my job but I get paid to be my family's caretaker so do you know any private lenders that would let me borrow that much with my deed and pretty quick
Karen F. Class C landlords - better build up some cash reserves
26 March 2020 | 49 replies
Have diabetes, high blood pressure, some form of cancer? 
Jorge Abreu Opening Up America Again - What Does This Mean for Real Estate
21 July 2020 | 47 replies
I am 64 years, overweight, have diabetes, high blood pressure and only one kidney.
Shawn Stiteler 1st time advertising a rental, and need help with 2 things
26 June 2020 | 13 replies
Examples of service dogs are seeing eye dogs, diabetes blood sugar alert dogs and stability dogs. 
Jason Walkowicz Life Insurance on JV partner
17 September 2013 | 3 replies
You really don't need a mortgage term policy designed to be reduced with a mortgage as you can obtain more coverage with a term policy that reduces on a uniformed reduction basis, a uniform decreasing term policy that will always cover any lien amount.Another matter, if it's a long term hold, an option to purchase and or first right of refusal can be used in the operating agreement, your equity may be applied toward the purchase as it's earned and acquired through the partnership.But, again, life coverage is rather unusual on small RE projects, but, OTH, I had a partner who was pretty healthy, my age who had diabetic not thought to be a big deal. 3 months later he was in the hospital having a foot amputated and 2 months later he had a stroke at my desk!