I have a great job but am tired of having to physically be present for every $/hour and don't want to work like this for the next 30 years waiting for cancer to take me.Am hoping to meet good people and learn as much as possible so I have the tools to start making this passive income a reality sooner than later.    

This is a career change for me as declining health (cancer survivor with ongoing complications) may cause me to need to have a job with greater flexibility.

I also like to see some equity appear after the rehab without cancerous neighborhoods bringing down the value.  

He has been in construction for many years and wants to find something that is flexible because he has had cancer too and he wants to do something that has flexibly.I also went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

I let her move in a day early because she was traveling on July 1, free from rent for the 1 extra day.Yesterday, she tells me her father was diagnosed with cancer and is requesting to terminate the lease early and receive the remaining 4 weeks back of rent (she prepaid Two weeks of August).Under the terms of the lease, she isn't entitled to a refund of any of the remaining rent for her room (the requirement is 30 days notice and $450 penalty for early termination would offset any rental refund).

Most larger painters will be able to do it or know who can because it's a make work/money project for them.In my opinion this is a case of regulation gone nuts because unlike asbestos which can go airborne and cause cancer when disturbed, the lead in the paint is not a huge issue unless a lot of paint chips  are left lying around AND then ingested.

My husband passed away last year June 20 of cancer.

I have an older army veteran who lost his wife of over 30 years to cancer earlier this year and is now looking to sell what once was their home.

I have an older army veteran who lost his wife of over 30 years to cancer earlier this year and is now looking to sell what once was their home.

I have an older army veteran who lost his wife of over 30 years to cancer earlier this year and is now looking to sell what once was their home.