Little about me; I am 21 years old, currently have about a year left in college majoring in Health Information Management.

LOLNot all nonprofits are wobbly, especially if they are hooked upwith health care services.

Unless he calls for a necessary repair(health and safety) then just give a standard "my attorney is handling everything and I have been advised to allow the legal system to proceed" something to that effect.c) File for a judgement for lost rent and damages and when you receive it make sure it gets recorded.Now all that has a HUGE caveat.

Making small business owners pay mandatory health care costs for their employees would destroy small business, which is the largest provider of jobs in America.

The room is a patient room in a medical clinic.

This means understanding the financial health and the level of reserves of the HOA you're joining.

This was actually part of the Health reform legislation.For more details check this out.http://www.journalofaccountancy.com/Issues/2010/Aug/20102954.htm

I also wanted to add in my area many banks board of directors from failed banks that the FDIC took over are now being sued for damages.The FDIC says they were given a compliance letter that there ratios were out of whack and they needed to change loan practices immediately to protect the health of the bank and shareholders.The FDIC contends they ignored their responses and are now suing them for negligence.Will have to wait and see how these cases proceed in court.Now you know why many banks won't touch non-vanilla stuff.

Your health is not worth what you would save.

I had a daughter get married and some health/hospital issues in the last month - but back on track now!