Although if he is in good health and anticipate grazing the 100 year mark, he would literally have some 50 years or another 5 decades to look forward to.He could always buy an apartment somewhere and based on the occupancy/vacancy rate be almost guaranteed some stream of income.

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He has renters who have not been paying for the past year and a half and he says he couldn’t travel to Ohio to go through the eviction process due to poor health.

I'm still in the development phase of the company, and am not generating much revenue (expect to soon...).Current stats:Credit Score >750Credit util 8%Personal bank accnt = 60kCompany bank accnt = 50k Current monthly payments (car & health ins) = $800Currently paying myself $7500/month (transfer from company bank to my personal)I'm going to be submitting several apartment rental applications.

Warranty of HabitabilityReal Property Law § 235-bLL in every written or oral residential lease warrants that the premises and common areas are and will be maintained in a condition that is (a) fit for human habitation (b) fit for uses reasonably intended by the parties (c) free from conditions endangering or detrimental to life, health, or safety of occupants.

However there is the question of health insurance.

She seems in denial with everything these days even wth her health and safety.

The facility he's in now charges $5000 per month for a private on bed plus medical expenses and move in fees (totaling around $6,500-10,000 per month)...there is so much demand at this price point that we are wait listed at three different facilities.Then I remembered seeing this news bit about this enclosed town that the Dutch built:http://abcnews.go.com/Health/AlzheimersCommunity/a...Basically they can live relatively normal lives in a gated town as if they were living at home while still being safe as if they were locked up in a facility.  

We never had to look at our tenants faces, never had to watch them chew their food and never had lengthy conversations.When you share a kitchen or other rooms everything gets too personal and you have to listen to all their personal relationship, work, health and mental problems.

Are you aware that engineers and health care workers are the most sought-after workers in our present national (and most local) markets?