The person stated they wished to sell the home due to mothers medical bills.

Also, you'll want to compare the cost of the umbrella policy against raising your personal/medical liability on your auto insurance.

My name is Emmanuel Lopez im a current business owner (Medical Transportation) in New Jersey but like all of us here whether an Employer or Employee we still want that freedom.

You can also purchase short term medical policy with pre existing exclusion and possibly a waiting period for certain conditions.

There are several other areas too (Medical Center, East Side & Baytown) but this area from 59 (Kingwood) to I10 (Katy) all along the Grand Parkway  is an investors dream.

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.  

I've done my due diligence,  on all aspects, medical, financial, liens, etc.

We know that we can get into the legality of backing out at the closing table, but before that, we’d really like to ease his mind (the advice he’s getting we don’t think is from a qualified professional) and to make sure that my understanding of the sales tax is correct so:-He bought in 2001 for 185k-Refinanced in ‘06-Took a HELOC out a few years ago for rehabs, but stopped paying it (as well as his mortgage) when he fell on some hard times and had some major medical bills.

@Chari Nash-Cannaday touched on a great point with traveling nurses/ medical staff.  

Essentially it's a group of professionals (doctors, attorneys, etc) that pool their money and have a person lend it out.