The wife just had a stroke a few days ago and the husband is on oxygen and currently having tests run for cancers.

That could cause lung cancer when exposed over time.

She had cancer surgery recently so I'm glad I could make it happen for her instead of just putting it off because we're all busy and then regretting it after she's gone.

I’ve had to screen rigorously but even then have had 3 flighty tenants break their leases early: first got a job transfer out of stare 2 months after moving in, 2nd changed his mind about the place the day after moving in and took me to court to try and get his security deposit back (he lost), 3rd claimed she had cancer and moved out with no notice, the 4th is a cop and he has been no trouble so far but does have a serious gf in a hipper area so I’m guessing he will move to her when his lease is up and I’ll have to start the whole process again.

I'm a cancer survivor (diagnosed 2009).         

My first portfolio was 34 doors, after getting cancer and not knowing if I was going to live I sold them right before the crash.

I should have been more proactive and fired him sooner but my personal life was exploding at the same time: amidst this incredible nonsense my fiancé became paralyzed in 9/2017 due to stage 4 cancer and died in 2/2018.

After a 3 year battle with cancer I decided to get back into real estate.

Jax isn’t exactly Miami but we have world class medical care and families of let’s say a cancer patient that travelled for care need lower costs options for lodging than a hotel.  

Most recently we had a sick tenant (cancer) try to pull this.