The cause of a bankruptcy is irrelevant, medical or otherwise, what is important is the length of time since the bankruptcy and there record since.Simply because it was caused by medical does not change the fact that following a bankruptcy a individual is financially fragile and a very high risk.

I had a contractor in last week who looked at a few walls and told me they are not load bearing, no problem at all to knock them out and move them to change the floorplan slightly.   

Truthfully, I'd just hate to see them in which market conditions change, which they may in the near future, and they're stuck with this bad investment losing money that they then couldn't exit all over again.

Otherwise, I don't think you have enough information to change your price.

What is expected in one may be an over the top luxury in another.MY ADVICE: If you are asking these questions, you need to find a listing agent to work with and get their opinions before jumping in and deciding what to change/upgrade.

The insurance company is going to rebuild all the units due to the amount of damage, but there has been some hold ups with the county due to permitting, changes in codes and such that has delayed the rebuild process greatly.

William, Some utility companies have warranty/ service agreements that you pay for every month, i do not know how fast they would come out to repair stuff. i know here in NJ our Gas/ Electric provider, PSEG, has such a program but you pay for it monthly whether you use it or not, i don't know if they do minor stuff, mostly larger appliances. but that may be different with the utility co. by you.

And should you change jobs, your separation will certainly allow for an asset transfer.Good luck.

I short changed myself, lol, but a little money is better than no money.

Try offering a one year lease at $3000, if you are unsure of the advantages of M2M, as a alternative and see what they say.Fact is they are considering moving, when is uncertain, but likely hood is that reducing their rent $200 is only going to cost you money and not change their plans down the road.