Except the health of our country and for that matter the globe relies on those credit markets flowing. 

I have been approached by a friend of a friend who runs a home health care management company.

Hi Michael, that is genius, but I have it being utilized by a health care worker.

After calling the department of health I learned that Title companies miss all kinds of details and that I should call them every time I make an offer on a house (he's on my Christmas card list).

I have been researching REI for over a year and we finally flipped our house last spring amid a serious health crisis. 

The new neighbors smoke marijuana and cigarettes for hours on end every day causing a hostile living environment. My son and I are both affected by secondhand tobacco smoke. Secondhand smoke has been seeping into my a...

As a card carrying blue state brie eating leftie I say….go for it.Like u said insurance doesn’t cover it and of course u would have liability issues if something went wrong…though remember they are likely to be less litigious and their health care is free (couldn’t resist)And you are there with your fate mostly in your own hands and control.

Nice lady but had health issues and the cats were not spayed so populated quickly.

Thank you for your feedback.After leaving W-2 employment last fall for health reasons, my sole sources of income will be from investments and my small business.

When we ran the math on the size of the lot and septic system specs for the county, there was NO “affordable” way to expand or build a bigger house, we had to KILL that deal.Become friends with the county engineers, sometimes if a house is on septic there are opportunities to hook into existing sewer lines.Become friends with a good septic guy and the county environmental health department, sometimes challenging septic situations can be overcome.For septic projects you are generally required to get various soil tests done to determine the quality AND quantity of “good” soil.