Are they old medical bills?

So during the day he went to "get coffee" and disappeared for an hour, then he had to "run to mom's house for medication" for 2 hours...signs of him doing multiple jobs and spreading everyone out.

Again, the example being, if the year after I set up the trust I find out that my son needs a $1M experimental medical procedure to save his life, can I direct value of the trust to pay for this?

Review your Dwelling policy (Landlord policy), look for a coverage called "Medical Payments" or "Medical Payments to Others".

When I broke my arm, I was on narcotic pain medications for a few weeks and they caused constipation issues.

I am really excited about pursuing increased wealth through real estate investing however I want to make sure I understand what I am getting into first.In the high stress, high turnover, cut throat medical sales career I have chosen to earn my living in so far, I sleep very well at night knowing that I have a good amount of liquid cash in the bank as backup. 

Assisted living doesn't seem like the best route for a house, as it requires medical considerations, and staffing.

i heard somewhere where 75% of American live paycheck-to-paycheck. i even heard a stock broker say a lot of his clients live the same - we're talking HUGE salaries too.we don't know this guy's situation. maybe he has medical bills, child support, yada yada. it's not always people spending beyond their means - though that does happen a lot too.

She is unemployed and will stay that way for at least 12 months due to a medical issue. 

It turned out to be a turnkey property that the owner needed to sell fast to pay for medical expenses.