You can connect the dots.On top of financial motivation, we have all the usual human factors: overload, exhaustion, physical ailments, mental health.

Healthcare providers usually identify the possibility of asbestos exposure and related health conditions like lung disease by taking a thorough medical history.

You'll be able to make the most informed decision once the inspection report comes back on the health of the property. 

DM me if you'd like my help.You do not want to get on the bad side of the Cobb County Board of Health.

The son thought his sister was having a power of attorney for health reasons notarized. 

I'm tempted to ask the county health dept (septic permits and inspections) about their position on outhouses, but I need to stay off their black list.

Long story short, my husband worked at Dartmouth, 20 years ago--and I swore to never come back...there were no or very very little hair care products for African Americans in Hanover/Lebanon back then...Anyway, I earned my doctorate in psychology, became a licensed clinical psychologist and yearned for wide open spaces and a place to do my art--I now work for a distance learning institution (work from home) and my husband is back working at Dartmouth.  

Whether that be child expenses such as 529 plans, contributions to a SEP IRA for retirement, or health insurance (HSA/HDP).

It turns out the heirs had agreed to pay the debt and signed a voluntary lien in their names with the dept. of health care services several years prior.  

Find out if there is some sort of health code you are violating.