The owner we bought from is older and needing money for health issues, so she’s liquidating all her assets.

The point is, while it can be a stressful consideration when leaving a W2, much like health insurance options, there are solutions out there to the person that will turn over every stone, ie call every bank, until the answer is found.

Its a pediatric office and has been there since 2006, the group was purchased by Banner Health(MD Anderson) and they have taken over the lease, and now the physicians are selling the building that was previously there own.I find the location stellar but I am concerned about only a 5 year lease....Any thoughts on this?

My hold back is that I have such good health insurance for my family with the job.

Upon contacting the sanitation district to file a complaint I was told they have no ownership of the vault and that it's the responsibility of the homes who feed into it.While I know they are going to clean it out for the upcoming sale, I am anticipating an ongoing issue and a possible future health hazard for tenants if so.

I've been talking with my parents about potentially buying their house to 1. free up cash for their retirement and other real estate investing 2. realize tax benefits for depreciation and the house is 30 years old and needs some improvements/updates 3. get the house in my name in case they have immediate health issues I have a few questions if anyone has experience/input on these topics or if you have any input on things I'm not thinking about. 1.

The top 10 employers in Fayetteville are:Fort Bragg - 55,000 employeesCumberland County Schools - 6,734 employeesCape Fear Valley Health System - 5,872 employeesWal-Mart - 2,000 employeesGoodyear Tire & Rubber Co. - 1,800 employeesFayetteville State University - 1,600 employeesFayetteville VA Medical Center - 1,397 employeesHarnett Health System - 1,135 employeesSmithfield Foods - 1,100 employeesCumberland County - 1,065 employeesFort Bragg is the largest employer in the Fayetteville metropolitan area, with a workforce of over 55,000 people.

In November, active listings for the five-county MSA increased 13.7 percent to 6,391 listings and pending sales jumped 14.9 percent to 2,340 sales.“2018 will be an incredibly important year in determining the future health and sustainability of Austin’s housing market and its communities,” concluded Guthrie.

I am a retired RN and my husband is a retired mental health counselor. 

Also go to the courthouse and talk to the health department to see what others in the area perc for.