Had a patient (with obvious mental health issues) who ended up with a colostomy after consuming two BOXES (yes, boxes) of Ex-Lax believing he was a bit constipated and...literally...blowing out his colon.

His strategy was to find investors looking to buy with questionable safety nets and unrealistic expectations.

We try to properly follow all safety and environmental regulations and stay up to date on all laws and building codes.

The non profit probably won't want to keep paying me forever and I would eventually have to evict.Should I just be patient and wait the two additional weeks?

I have read that one should avoid investing in ground level condos, due to the perceived safety risk (prowlers can access through the back door).

More like termite work, home inspection punch list, and safety issues.

@Anson Young i currently submitted offer for client, and trying contact listing Agent for question, he doesn't have any patient not want to talk or communicate.

Just use a different campaign.You need to be patient and talk to an awful lot of callers before drawing too many conclusions.

I completely agree about safety during the day and night, and that good/bad areas can be amazingly scattered around.

I do agree the 2% is a tough number to hit in NJ but I will suggest that they do happen and you just have to be prepared, ready and patient.