Various HNW persons not a fan of the documentation prostate exam for financing, professional athlete's, those with small biz and really great at write-off's, all kinds of potential buyers.As the saying goes, do what you do best and hire the best, to do the rest. 

I definitely don't think my dad with prostate cancer and uses medical marijuana for his pain is a loser or drug addict, but that's a different issue. 

I think New York is a more tenant pro state but I know every situation is different.

Test it like it's a prostate cancer... ;)

I am my Dad's only caregiver and I guess I was just stupid for trying to create a nice place for my Dad with Alzheimer and prostate cancer to live peacefully until I could not care for him and he has to go to a facility.  

Colon and prostate cancer is so slow growing that most folks die of old age, rather than the ailment.Liver carcinoma (he is an alcoholic) is a different story.

A man from the British parliament was on tv the other day and stated that in the U.S. a man with early prostate cancer has a 5-year survival rate of 100%, the Britain, with their socialized healthcare, it's 77%.

I was more curious as to how everyone else felt about what this particular tax pro stated and how it worked in the lives of others.Thanks.

I would second the EMRICH pro statements above. 

Gotta get the word out to guys 35+, eat more veggies and watch out for your prostate.