Do you think Discover Card, Amex, or anyone else will extend their deadlines because of a medical condition?  

He prepared/filed my taxes for 2019, he made a few small errors I discovered that were promptly corrected.

I have been researching (reading, podcasts, talking) to various RE companies that offers such turnkey services - and each day I'm discovering new ones, thanks to targeted  ads in social media coming at me based on my searches :)  - so it is a bit overwhelming trying to sort through.I was wondering if anyone on this forum has a compiled list of such providers (at least the popular ones) with some key information about them like how long they've been in biz, contact info, what are their key markets of focus, what is their main strategy (cash flow vs appreciation or both), what services they offer (mainly provide references to the pieces you need like financing, property management etc or do most of it in house), what is their commission/biz model etc.     

Approx a decade or so ago, Texas requires a DL with the property address to add the homestead exemption for property tax purposesAdditionally, if it is discovered that you have 2 homesteads, you will be required to pay the back taxes with penalties. 

I recently discovered that his dad has moved in temporarily, though I don't know for how long, after recovering from what I gather was a rough spot.

Here´s the  breakdown of my cards: AMEX - $19,135 (I have an installment plan, at 7.99% APR, they won't close my account when I pay off the card) (credit line 22K)VISA WellsFargo - $6,865 at 21.99% APR (credit line $7,350)DISCOVER - $3.369 at 11.99% APR (credit line 7k)CHASE Freedom - $5,003 at 22.99% APR (credit line $5,500)I have no more savings. 

Here´s the breakdown of my cards:AMEX - $19,135 (I have an installment plan, at 7.99% APR, they won't close my account when I pay off the card) (credit line 22K)VISA WellsFargo - $6,865 at 21.99% APR (credit line $7,350)DISCOVER - $3.369 at 11.99% APR (credit line 7k)CHASE Freedom - $5,003 at 22.99% APR (credit line $5,500)I have no more savings.About my income: I pay myself around 3K a month and I get a 20% commission on every transaction when helping my boyfriend representing sellers and buyers.I'm so compromised with this, that I just sold my car (I had a loan for 19k and got 20.5K for it) I know I can deal without a car right now and I want to lower down my monthly expenses to see where else I can put my money.So... is it a good idea to use the IRA money to pay debt?

Here´s the breakdown of my cards:AMEX - $19,135 (I have an installment plan, at 7.99% APR, they won't close my account when I pay off the card) (credit line 22K)VISA WellsFargo - $6,865 at 21.99% APR (credit line $7,350)DISCOVER - $3.369 at 11.99% APR (credit line 7k)CHASE Freedom - $5,003 at 22.99% APR (credit line $5,500)I have no more savings.About my income: I pay myself around 3K a month and I get a 20% commission on every transaction when helping my boyfriend representing sellers and buyers.I'm so compromised with this, that I just sold my car (I had a loan for 19k and got 20.5K for it) I know I can deal without a car right now and I want to lower down my monthly expenses to see where else I can put my money.So... is it a good idea to use the IRA money to pay debt?

It’s Canada, you can always find what you’re looking for if you’re willing to genuinely look.

I guess it's only been six days since the body was discovered.