He claims his health is at risk and he feels ill, but is refusing to leave the property.

They are elderly and the husband does have health issues.

If health were number one on her list she would choose health actions first, etc.

I'd need to do that prior to putting it under contract, obviously.The pastor is retiring, and I believe has some looming health issues.

Obviously if you start buying 3, 4 or 5 "second homes" then underwriter's are going to start looking into this with a fine tooth comb and most likely find out if you have a history of getting rental income from these properties.That being said, I am helping a client get his 3rd "second home" right now in Arkansas.

A few studies have connected EMF and health effects, but they have not been able to be repeated.

I can send you some examples if you're interested.VCU Medical Campus is also growing and adding new buildings and the Health System is expanding down Broad Street.

I would buy a business - health/life/group insurance (which is what I run in addition to my W2 and RE), a carwash business.

It's essential to address this problem promptly to ensure the health and well-being of your new tenants and maintain the value of your property.Here are a few recommendations you could consider:Deep Cleaning: Start by performing a thorough deep cleaning of the affected areas.

This has more to do with my health journey than anything else, but it absolutely helps with every aspect of my life.