Yearofhealth2023's Journal, 30 August 2023

This is sad so you may not want to read. I just got a phone call from a tenant at my biggest rental house (i have 3 total this is the house my daughter grew up in. Im very emotionally attached to this house and it is just down the street from me). I fully remodeled it a couple of years ago and got the most amazing renters. A dentist and his office manager wife. No kids, no pets, (5 bedroom house so that was amazing) super nice, Christian’s and kind. Rent on time every month. I thought the phone call was going to be about something malfunctioning. It was not. My kind sweet tenant had gone to play drums in his band and laid down and died. His wife thought he was napping. No, he died. He left her in a mountain of debt, no way to pay rent, no life insurance an IRS issue in the seven figures and grief that was overwhelming. She has never lost anyone. Didnt know where to start and didnt want to burden me while i was recovering. He passed over two weeks ago poor lady. We spoke for two hours. I urge all of you to make sure your family is taken care of financially and emotionally. Make sure your partner and children know how much you love them. Make sure you have a will and a letter of testament. Please have life insurance. My daughter and hubs think im morbid because I’ve repeatedly told them what to do in the event i pass away (which i thought was likely not so long ago). But because im so OCD they know what to do. My poor tenant is just lost. Im so sad. Im so sad for her so sad for him and so sad for me. He was really kind. No apparent issues. Waiting to see c.o.d. God bless you doc. Rest in peace.🤗🥰

Diet Calendar Entries for 30 August 2023:
1044 kcal Fat: 52.60g | Prot: 68.85g | Carb: 91.44g.   Breakfast: Skinny Dipped Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Almonds, Skinny Dipped Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Almonds, Skinny Dipped Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Almonds. Lunch: Body Fortress High Protein Chocolate Shake, Signature Select Frozen Strawberries & Bananas. Dinner: Tillamook Sharp Cheddar Cheese, Orgain protein powder, Baking powder, Swans Down Cake Flour, Chocolate Chips, Maple Grove Farms Pure Maple Syrup, Bananas, Vanilla Extract, Salt, Egg. more...
1783 kcal Activities & Exercise: Walking (brisk) - 4/mph - 1 hour, Resting - 15 hours, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...

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prayers for you and your Tennant 
30 Aug 23 by member: SaraRiley
I'm so sorry, YOH. 😥 No, it's not morbid to talk about it. After seeing what people go through sorting out estates, it's really brought it home that you need to plan ahead. None of us want to think we're not going to be around, but tomorrow is never guaranteed for anyone. Hugs, gal ❤️ 
30 Aug 23 by member: writingwyo
there are no words that do this justice... none I can think of... but the message that comes through for me is about responsibility.. this is an important story to share and I'm glad you have💙 
30 Aug 23 by member: unity1234
aww. That is sad. I don't want to sound mean, but that was so wrong how he left her with all that debt 
30 Aug 23 by member: RN16
What a Great reminder to do a living will & a trust! 
30 Aug 23 by member: MattRide
All that and also it puts you in a tough spot as a landlord. I hope she has family who can take her in.  
30 Aug 23 by member: erikahollister
How tragic....and for her to be left in such a financial state and deep grieving to do...My heart hurts for her and for you. Prayers for the time ahead. 
30 Aug 23 by member: brendabradshaw
Living will, trust and DO NOT LIVE BEYOND YOUR MEANS. 
30 Aug 23 by member: Kenna Morton
🙏💙🙏 
30 Aug 23 by member: rcguenth
Also, don’t try to live beyond your means. No kids, no pets, expensive 5 BR house 🤷 
30 Aug 23 by member: recompforhealth
Brutal for the survivor. Folk I know thought I was nuts when I prepaid my final expenses and did my will in my mid thirties. Felt kind of ooky at the time, but here I am, devades later and still kicking. Having the funeral discussion, and paying in advance made a huge difference as to simplifying the process. The impetus was my dad dying suddenly and the vast cost associated with his funeral and necessities. Mom and I went in together a year later and did ours, and together our cost was less than half of his, similar caskets and urns etc. When mom passed in 2015, it was as easy as calling a number on a card in my wallet with the only decisions to be made were flowers for the service and food for the wake. Highly recommend. 
30 Aug 23 by member: Annisworkingonit
My children know my wishes, one has power of attorney, I have a will and all other legal papers and no debt. Don't burden your family when they are grieving. 
30 Aug 23 by member: shirfleur 1
Tragic news for so many involved. So sorry 😞. Huge relief when your death affairs and wishes are in order. I would not want to leave that burden to the ones that love me.! 
30 Aug 23 by member: FoodyDuty
Wow, that's sad. I do find it strange that he didn't have life insurance. And without life insurance, an autopsy might not be performed since they cost around $10k (depending on the state). Everyone should get life insurance when they are healthy. If you wait until you have a health disorder, like me, you will have a hard time getting insured.  
30 Aug 23 by member: TheUnhealthyDaddy
Add to that, she needs to find a new job and close down or sell his practice.  
30 Aug 23 by member: LadyinDenim
People can be very good at hiding their disfunction, including to themselves. Blinders, wishful thinking, denial? 
30 Aug 23 by member: erikahollister
TUD, he had i think it was prostate cancer 5 years ago and had to wait 5 years to apply. His financial issues just started in past 5 years but he was recovering. Payment plan in place etc. had a much fancier life prior to 2018 than myself so had to sell his assets to give to IRS. I thought he was recovering from a divorce years earlier and completely understand why he would not share. I didn’t know him nor his wife very well tho we were forging a friendship and i like both of them. To all of the rest of you thank you. It is beyond tragic. My heart is broken for his widow. She’s only 2 years younger than i am and i could not imagine the grief. Recompforhealth-they had extensive family out of area that would come and visit so not so excessive. Kids, parents etc. out of state. And while it is a little spendy they work hard and want a pretty home. I get it. We have a nearly 3600 sq foot house for just 2 of us with a formal living dining room we never use but it’s gorgeous. Hubs has said many times we could downsize to half the house and i refuse. I have spent decade upon decade upon decade working 12-18 and sometimes longer days. I deserve to have a house that is spacious and pretty even with rooms we dont need. The only way i would be willing to move any time soon is if my child moved out of the area. She’s only a couple of minutes away from me (in the 3rd rental) so i know she’s in a safe area where she grew up. We all decide what’s a priority to us right? I will be grateful i got to have these two as tenants for the last couple of years and pray docs widow can sustain and thrive in the coming years and be at peace. She loved him very much. 
30 Aug 23 by member: Yearofhealth2023
I’m sorry. Prayers!!!!! You just never know when your last day is. I’m like you. I have a fire box w my will, insurance paperwork, social security paperwork, etc. kids know where it is and exactly what paperwork they need. 
30 Aug 23 by member: StormsGirl
Oh wow that is awful. You are so right that we all need to be prepared. My oldest daughter is our executor and we have a book for her with steps on how to handle everything. It is just called being organized basically! 
31 Aug 23 by member: Redporchlady

     
 

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