When my mom's dad got Parkinson's, my grandma sold the PA house for $500k and bought a home in Florida, lived there for 10 years and then sold that and paid out of pocket for assisted living arrangement for another 15 years. 

@Patrick Parkinson Two questions for you:1.

It is reminiscent of Parkinson's Second Law, "Expenses always rise to meet income".

@Ian Parkinson Greenstate Credit Union has been great to work with! 

:/I really strongly believe in there is something like Parkinson's Law for spending vs. income. 

I don't have much experience with how long houses will take to fix up, but I'm wondering that if I maybe ask to get it done in 10-12 days that Parkinson's Law would kick in, and they will finish faster?

I moved a family member who has dementia and Parkinson's cross country to a wonderful residential care home in Vermont with the intention of moving there. 

Have my daughter and her fiance and their baby and my mom and our friend that helps me that will be staying with us , i have Parkinson's any price range from 600 to 1200 i also get Rental assistance from burrel we have been homeless since November would like a place to call home.

I had to move home for a few months to recover, and my father's health was heading downhill rapidly (Parkinson's was robbing him of his retirement he had worked so hard for). 

Parkinson's, blindness etc.