My marriage vows had something like "for richer or poorer, better or worse, sickness and health."

The testing dose not get you out of the requirements.I bet that if you did rent to her she would be calling the health department at least 4 times a year about something.

I was invested in a health care reit and that's all they did.

While they would have to be able to bath, dress, feed themselves, there is often a level of monitoring required by a certain level of health care professional (often at the nursing assistant level stage) to be present much of the time.It can be financially rewarding for the person running such a program; the veterans themselves in my neck of the woods will often pay upwards of $800 to $1200 each for their room and board (still less expensive than their next step which would be a nursing home facility) but the VA does require regular monitoring of these type of facilities.Gail (who works in a VA Medical facility)

Any health care professional can state that someone is in need of emotional support and it is so.

Editorial comment: Upon re-reading my post for errors, I realized that Elite has a second strategy which while funny, would be deleterious to the health of Michael F.

We opted to both work in public health and get some of our loans paid back that way. 

You can also look up the "as builts" from the health department to show the septic system and how it was installed. 

Assuming you can find a contractor willing to work with the process, and who can bid the work within your budget, you then find a 203(k) consultant who makes sure A) the work is done properly, and B) adds on any "health and safety" issues.

It sounds like there's got to be more to the story.As far as I'm concerned, this would be a health issue.