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RentTo Own This Home! Rental price of $1657/month includes $187 savings plan which when coupled with the deposit will equal a 5% downpayment of the future Option to Purchase price. You can then qualify for a mortgage and buy this home at a pre-determined price which is determined by todays market value. Great home for this price! Freshly painted,clean and spacious 3 bedroom end unit condo in a great location. This home features large living room, formal dining room, updated kitchen and main floor laundry. 3 bedrooms upstairs, master with ensuite and walk in closet and lower level den with bathroom. Elevated deck leads to rear yard.

How did it work out for you? Any advice? I’m thinking of starting a cake-decorating business from home.

I’ve tried and tried with them, and I just get turned down. What am I doing wrong? I need advice.

Hi. I’m 20 years old. like it matters, but this is really complicated. On my dad’s side, my grandmother has begun to lose her mind and she has a hard time remembering things or who people are. She is also driving, and she just, she can’t drive. She swerves, stops in the middle of the road, doesn’t look when she backs out, she’s psycho. I’m sorry. Her driving is literally a danger to our society. I think she is about 85, I’m not sure.

The only kid she had nearest to her was my father and he passed away two years ago. Her two daughters, my aunts, live in different cities and come here to visit sometimes.
The deal with them is, when my dad was sick, they took him away from us, his FAMILY and put him in a nursing home that was 20 miles away. The only person who could drive there was my brother and he was busy so I only went to see him twice before he passed away. It really hurts me because his backstabbing sisters got to see him every day, and I’m sure they fed his brain with stupid things about us that he believed because he was always heavily medicated and had a cancerous brain.
Anyways, his sisters aren’t realizing that Grandma needs to be somewhere where people can take care of her. I don’t want to put her in a home out of spite, please understand that. I don’t know how I would go about doing this, though. I think she wants to be in a home, she could make friends and do things instead of being bored all the time.
My question is, who can I talk to about this? Since my aunts are too busy and don’t know how to do anything except take my dying father from his family.

Thank you.

My dad is an OTR trucker approaching retirement but several things seem to keep him on the road…money, the desire to remain useful, and his inability to tolerate my mother more than a few days a month. Any OTR truckers out there, how did you make the adjustment? Before you say “divorce”, my father has no desire to fork over half the goods and my mother has no desire to go to work for the remainder of her life. Any advice for them is appreciated.