Didn't think about the death of a partner issue.  

Upon death of the grantor, the beneficiary inherits the assets of the trust.

We paid over $85,000.00 for The Flipping Formula  in the end of 9/2016-10/2016.After we paid the second time $44k , we did call back 4 days later to cancel (due to my husband lost his job...and we had a death in family_my grand mother) and they said it's pass cancelation day.

That’s where all the money has gone. 25% or more down every time takes it toll if you don’t keep good reserves.

You can leave the loan outstanding and then when you die the death benefit of the policy will pay for it. 

I’m not sure what the answers are for San Francisco but the fruit of their current policy is obviously death and destruction for those on the street and unsafe conditions for the law abiding citizens.

This is due to a number of factors like age, death, power of attorney, divorce, criminal cases, loss of job, drug use, disability, emotions, intelligence, bills, liquidity, etc.

Our section 8 tenant had a death in the family, and unable to pay this month's tenant portion.

My grandpa's estate turned out to be incredibly complex and still hasn't been distributed, but due to some other deaths in the family it looks like my share is going to be closer to $2.5 million (500k of which is ownership of a commercial bank building).

It won't matter if Zillow joins REALTOR or not, they already have the lions share of traffic and if they suddenly get blocked I don't think it will stop them, it will be a death for REALTOR as their brand is no longer valuable.