You "intended" to live the property, I believe you moved in, and now your workplace is closing shop so you obviously have to move to be closer to work. 

In this case the fighter can either to go for a knockout now or stay away for a while, his choice will have knock on effects for the rest of the fight but the fighter needs to make a decision or get punched in the face again.To bring this back to the workplace.

Our situation: My father is a cancer patient, and I am a permanently disabled adult in my 30’s that is in severe chronic pain after a workplace accident.

Recently i was presented with the opportunity to rent out a home that is owned by my workplace.

Yes, if they get injured in your workplace, regardless of whatever, it will be on you.

I would recommend making friends with people in your work place, or school, and letting them know you are buying a home with extra rooms you want to rent. 

They have no rush for me to move out, as I have a great relationship with them and my siblings, and I assist with household maintenance.Recently, a single-family home became available in the neighborhood, just a block over from my family's home and a minute from my workplace.

@Lan Bak, That's the trade off. 

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I'm interested in looking for a 2 bed and bath house in the suburbs that's not too far from my workplace.