Are they morbidly obese?

I've been on the lookout for years for a financial endeavor that could provide us a secure future and provide for our daughter once we are gone (morbid I know).

Say something crazy happens to your parents (sorry to be morbid) and your sister/brother isn't aware or doesn't care about your agreement.Who is going to be checking up on the contractor doing the work?

Kind of a bit of a morbid subject, I know.

I am an insurance professional and besides having universal life for both me and my wife, I am putting a policy in place on my 2 yr old daughter and not because im thinking morbid or questioning her mortality, but becuase the cost of insurance for a yound person is next to nothing and by puting in 50-100 bucks a month into her policy creates a monster cash account when she is 30. it just makes sense because almost everyone will needs life insurance at one time in their life so you may as well put it in place and take advantage of the tax benefits that a life insurance policy as well as its cash value affords you.

so...this is a continuation of the thread from about a week ago.The seller is trying to pass his problem of the morbidly obese tenant to me.

Listen to this it's pretty crazy and downright morbid imo.Person A has a $100,000 life insurance he pays X amount of premiums on.

I don't want to get all morbid, but I feel the bank would be a bit concerned if they got word their lendee is no longer with us, and it was almost an issue when we bought our PR last year.Obviously I understand that if my renters don't pay, then I'm on the hook to pay out of pocket to keep their mortgage current.

Not a traditional acquisition but more of a gift/inheritance (not a death or anything morbid like that).

Out of morbid curiosity, if he was asked why he isn't paying you back, does he have an actual reason even if it's not valid?