If my son weer "normal" he would be most likely married, with children, college educated, able to shop, drive, make intelligent choices, have realtively no health issues ( he's had eye surgery, a kidney removed, 7 surgeries to remove cancer, need I go on?  

@Keenon Moorman It feels like passing a kidney stone!

I'm currently fighting incurable terminal kidney disease stage 3 daily plus diabeties and diabetic nerve damage in both legs , along with upper and lower bulging discs in my back.

Allen is on the waitlist for a kidney and does not want any possible eviction to affect her spot on the list.

In the good old days, I have to sell my kidney to get a loan (just kidding, but in very very old traditional scheme, one need to have usury loan with 20% daily interest rate).

There is a national group that runs kidney dialysis centers. 

Kidney beans sales rose too, a sign of financially-strapped households seeking cheap sources of protein.

So I'm on the fence of testing out the Subject 2 method because the idea of no banks,credit checks, giving a kidney all seem great on paper.However, a lot of the gurus on YouTube make it sound so easy but I know there is tons of information they are withholding.

Property details:2bd/2ba, basement, 1 story, 1 car garage, 954 sqft, 3,600 sqft lot, original roof, roof leaks into the kitchen, tenant that pays $800.00 a month that has been there for the past 8years.No mortgage on the property, they own it free and clear, property taxes are current at $1,883.00Motivation: Sister has liver and kidney diseaseAnyone in BP can shoot me some advice?

Yes Kim,I thought that it was a fair offer to cover a new liner expense.It is a 18 x 32 kidney shaped pool.