People should be allowed to buy across state lines and keep that separate from "free" medical care from those who are in true need.

See if the home owner will file a emergency BK!

If you choose not to the HOA is not liable for any damage caused by forceable entry in an emergency.

That means they have no emergency funds.

Improvements: Landlord/Seller further reserves the right to construct property improvements above or below the ground anywhere on the premises, so long as they conform to all building codes. 21.Emergency Access: Landlord/Seller has the right of emergency access to the property at any time and access during reasonable hours to inspect the property or, at reasonable times, to show the property to prospective tenants. 22.

You have several colleges driving it including the Medical College of Georgia and Augusta State.

Why would you give up 50 years of preventative care of the best medical care in the world, only to let problems compound in your body under lesser care until you needed to travel to another country for proper medical treatment?

But...if they happen to have a hotdog I'm almost certain that requiring renters insurance with the maximum allowed medical coverage and Family Liability will suffice.

I can't imagine anything that has a bigger impact on "life" than preventative and emergency health care.

Here in NJ because of State Budget cuts, our towns are pulling the "emergency button" which gives them the right to increase our rate beyond a normal 3% annual increase.