In short, if you use a medical analogy: You want a brain surgeon who has never lost a patient and nor have any patients have been sent to jail.

@Bryan Feik if he is in poor health, he may be able to get all or part of the cost covered through his medical insurance.

Would your home be a good fit for a couple nurses or other medical professionals?

You are allowed to verify, which means she needs to show a letter from a valid medical provider that you can verify.

This is a really grey area that might get you in trouble if you prevent someone who has a medical condition etc.

I pay support and still pay their insurance (medical, dental, vision), clothes,  school snacks, and am the only one that takes them on vacations.

I'm current in a high debt scenario, and I am getting onto my feet financially after a two month medical leave of absence.I have a SFH in Sandy (suburb) worth $620k (bought $475k), and my whole family lives there.

I am a first time homebuyer with no student loans, medical debt, credit card debt, or auto loans, and I enjoy fairly low cost of living.

I am the head of sales at a medical device development company.

He's looking to move out of state soon and wants the sale of the house to cover an existing, maxed-out $15K HELOC, as well as potential medical/Medicaid expenses from her final days.