Gym membership dues may be qualify as medical expenses in very limited fact patterns or may be a deductible business expense if ordinary and necessary (i.e. a professional body builder or athlete).

And when the cost to defend or pay out litigation goes up, so do the rates.Take a look at why Doctors cost so much -- medical malpractice insurance is crazy -- Surgeons pay between $30,000 and $50,000 a year.

First one was chalked up to COVID but he was 63, had at least five major health issues, was 100+ pounds overweight, and didn't seem any medical treatment.

Quietly exercise your taxpayer rights and call code enforcement. 

I am in contact with an insurance brokerage that provides insurance products to doctors just out of medical school and also helps them to negotiate job offers.

Last month prices also rose for clothing, medical care, rent and car insurance, but those increases were offset by lower costs of new and used cars, passenger fares and recreation.

Ultimately the tenant had a ROFR and decided to exercise it.

He can no longer live there due to medical issues.  

Does anyone here have interest in joining a bi-weekly meeting that focuses on topics covering industrial, office, retail, medical, self storage, etc?

So for example we will get people with lower credit scores, but when you look them up they are clear and current on everything but had $30k of medical bills that they couldn't pay 3 years ago that went to collections.