I have a 92 year old tenant that has cancer.

Not in that they haven't graduated high school but in that they are entirely unproductive members of society that are actually higher destructive.Very high cancer rate in Pensacola from the type of limited industry it has attracted through time.

Your perfect tenant gets liver cancer, loses his job and no longer pays his rent.

It's not so much because of the eviction moratorium (my county is still doing these) but rather because of the increased price of housing.I'm starting to downsize my numbers but more so because of my age and the fact I lost my partner to cancer several years ago and management alone isn't so much fun anymore.Gail

I personally had little choice...had to quit my job to care for my wife through cancer (thank God for short and long term disability benefits!!).

Most are US or Cuban trained.Your major issues of Heart surgery, Cancer treatment, or ongoing treatments such as dialysis; you will need to find a low premium, high deductible coverage, plus move back to the US for treatment. 

She is 87 years old and was diagnosed with terminal cancer a year ago.

The dinky town is now a more popular destination, Uncle did a massive remodel on the place and handed it over to a property manager and is doing a lot better.Uncle was recently diagnosed w/ terminal cancer and is planning to sell the place.

He met me at the property, and as we walked it together, he confided in me that he was dying of cancer.

He met me at the property, and as we walked it together, he confided in me that he was dying of cancer.