Senate unanimously approved the measure earlier this month after a federal court ruled the VA is required to provide health coverage to veterans exposed to Agent Orange during the war.

A retired neighbor of mine in his mid-60's has been having financial issues for years, is now having health problems.

It has major educational and health care institutions, which are also not going anywhere.  

The contractor hired to fix it went to the municipality to get a permit for the excavation, and the town called the state health dept. who came and condemned the building and told all tenants they had to leave within 12 HOURS.I personally had a situation where I bought a foreclosure that was occupied, that has been very rare in my experience, of the hundreds of foreclosures that I bought I can think of only a handful of times where a property was occupied. 

https://www.houston.org/assets/pdf/economy/Employm...The Partnership’s forecast calls for job growth in 14 sectors: manufacturing; wholesale trade; retail trade; transportation, warehousing and utilities; finance and insurance; real estate; business, professional and technical services; educational services; health care; administrative services; arts and entertainment; accommodation and food services; other services; and government.

The owner we bought from is older and needing money for health issues, so she’s liquidating all her assets.

The point is, while it can be a stressful consideration when leaving a W2, much like health insurance options, there are solutions out there to the person that will turn over every stone, ie call every bank, until the answer is found.

Its a pediatric office and has been there since 2006, the group was purchased by Banner Health(MD Anderson) and they have taken over the lease, and now the physicians are selling the building that was previously there own.I find the location stellar but I am concerned about only a 5 year lease....Any thoughts on this?

My hold back is that I have such good health insurance for my family with the job.

Upon contacting the sanitation district to file a complaint I was told they have no ownership of the vault and that it's the responsibility of the homes who feed into it.While I know they are going to clean it out for the upcoming sale, I am anticipating an ongoing issue and a possible future health hazard for tenants if so.