It's been my experience that the solid individual plans, even for someone in their 30s, are very expensive, while the "cheap" ones (relatively speaking--$200/month is a ton of money for someone who doesn't earn a lot) have high deductibles and aren't reliable for paying the total costs of lab tests, prescription drugs and other things.

There is this thing called a "prescriptive easement" that these condo owners should look into.

Frankly, I'd also get pictures/videos of whatever's inside the medicine cabinet given the cost of prescription meds these days.The second to last thing you need is a lawsuit from the deadbeat stating that you took revenge on their stuff.

Thanks - Off to suck down my chill pills :wink:

They sign long term leases and with the boomer generation retiring and living longer anything to do with prescriptions and medical is booming.

My mother's next prescription 'co-pay' is going to be $5,235 FOR ONE BOTTLE OF PILLS.

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His prescriptions plan for the elderly was good too.

It will take some time, there is no magic pill to add water and get instant results.

Just to add to the adverse possession or prescriptive easement issue, the best way to combat the problem as the fee owner who is subject to the loss via adverse possession is to record on the land records a notice.