For a peace of mind I would pay $50-$60 for a policy that would pay you a lump sum of $15,000+ in the event of a heart attack, stroke or cancer.

Happy New Year - I’m active mil living here in boston, unfortunately lost mom to cancer last Oct, she left a house and a rental property behind I have 50% stake in that brings in $1k a month.

The other thing that interests me (besides full time rental) is that it is right next to a new Cancer Center. 

I'm getting ready to sign a seller financing contract. this is my first ever seller financing deal and I have alot of questions. 1: do I sign under my personal name or under an llc.2: if seller finances to me personally cam my llc hold the insurance on the property. 3: am I held liable if something were to happen to the tenants or the property(tenant falls on stairs, tree smashes through house)4: is it normal to pay earnest money directly to the seller on this or should it all go through an attorney5: current owner has cancer, what happens if they pass before final payment is made?

The tenant has been dealing with cancer and says she's unable to move.  

What if someone is 22 years old, perfect health, then discovers terminal brain cancer?

I had a potential client who said his brother had their mother sign the deed of the family owner house over to him while their mother was dying of breast cancer. 

It is very common for people who installed flooring as a profession to get lung cancer later in life from exposure to asbestos.

Then, the tenants move, anyway, when they want after you lost $3,000 to $5,000 every year after being generous with your discounted rent.Treat your rental business like every other business in the world like every business owner who wants to charge the maximum amount the market will bare.We have tenants who are dying from cancer and can't work, tenants who lost their jobs, tenants who lost a loved-one i.e. a husband or a child and as a property owner we don't have the luxury to have feelings for our tenants and then try to explain to our banks and business partners why we are not collecting 100% of our projected rental income.I always think of running my businesses like I am a manager who works for a corporation on the opposite of the country and ask myself how I would explain to my boss why I kept rents below the market and how I would explain to my boss why he is not earning maximum profits or maybe even going in the red on his books.

You could not have anticipated that your mother 150 miles away got terminal brain cancer, necessitating that you move closer to her for her last 6-9 months alive, for example, or that there's mold that wasn't disclosed, which is making your pregnant wife ill.