But any wealth I still have at that time, provided I didn’t spend it all on $1000/pill prescription drugs, is going to micro-loans or some other place where at least 90% of donated funds will go to recipients who really need it.

There may be a deductible for each service you get (such as paying $5 for each prescription) or there may be one deductible for whatever services you get for a whole year (such as paying up to $500 for all services during a year).

You'll have a contract, be very careful not to agree to do anything illegal in your contract that could void the deal.My prescription for a cheat is to give them enough rope to hang themselves.You can state that "the buyer shall not have any obligation to report any principal or interest payment made to the seller, nor shall the borrower deduct any interest payment for tax purposes" All true.

You need to investigate prescriptive easements as most likely the property used will attach to and run with the title to the subject property.

No max out of pocket detailThis is a limited plan in that it provides no coverage for prescriptions. 90 day limit for inpatient hospital stay. no ambulance coverage. requires referral to see specialists and some other limitations.If you want prescription coverage and unlimited inpatient hospital coverage premium become $1751.Based on what I found in NJ if you want a complete plan with no referrals, etc then figure it will cost you around 2500+.

By the end of the episode he had prescribed so many medications to counter the effects of the original simple prescription.

The cleaning guy did all that.He ripped up the carpet that was most affected, sprayed biocide, and told me he would have to come back the next day to take out more carpet, do more disinfecting and put in an 'airscrubber'.There were heavy prescription drugs all over the place in the girlfriend's name. 

Any attempt at a prescriptive time line is simply not true as a rule. 

If it starts to stall, time for a checkup and get a prescription for more properties to get you feeling better ;)

Holding a person accountable for an annual update should be a best practice for landlords (their doctor prescription letter is only good for a year anyway and needs to be re-submitted).