Remember when they were only for medications and illicit services?

And I've never had to make an emergency landing following a turbulence encounter (Palm Springs didn't count because we were already landing).

Between employees, clients, tenants, finances, and emergencies there is ALWAYS something.

Not only should you leave, but if your attorney thinks they can swing that case, you should ask about seeking damages for the ietms lost, medical bills and moving expenses but fraud may be an issue as well.

But stuff happens in life, and not just stuff that a 6 month emergency cash stash can remedy.

He told me today he has lost all of his businesses and everything else (except his house) because of a very bad accident from a few years ago, where he couldn't work for 2 years and racked up very high medical bills.

And through those contacts, maybe some legitimate local investors emerge who are actually able to do business.

So, sorry to say, you should have had flood insurance.Now, relief, if the Governor of your state declared a disaster in your area, you will likely be eligible to apply for relief for damages through your emergency management office.

The owner is a tenant and she has medical issues.

This is in North Dallas, and these are newer heat pumps, installed last year 16 SEER variable speed units.There's no Natural Gas where we are - we do have Propane, but we only use that to heat pool or hot tub, and for a fireplace.Just as a test, several weeks back when our weather had highs in the 20's and lows in the teens I switched to emergency heat (heat strips) to see if the heat pumps were really saving us money vs straight electric heat - indeed they were.