I'm curious as well

Good luck, buy it for life cordless vacuum. Or any vacuum for that matter. Any product with moving parts is going to break. Some sooner than others. Pick your product, do some research, don't get sucked into a high price. It's going to die eventually

It's been years. No one is tracking anything with the exception of your husband's family

You should start by reading the homebuyers info in the post above.

I don't believe, no matter the program, you would be approved for a mortgage at the price range you are looking at. You don't make enough money to qualify. Lenders are not going to factor in rental income from letting rooms.

Admirable goal.... Probably not at this time though

You should have had an attorney the entire time.

As you are aware those are life changing injuries.

Get an attorney

There is no link, it's not true. Just imagine if you could buy a BRAND NEW vehicle, drive it for 10-15 days, change your mind, and return a USED vehicle.

I don't believe so. I'm not sure where this is. Where I work it is not. Neither the life nor the AD&D are portable. When your employment ends, your insurance ends

These policies, I'm sure, are specific to law enforcement. The policy ends with your employment. If moving to another law enforcement agency, they will (should) offer similar at similar rates. It is not possible to take the insurance with you when your employment ends, especially to a non law enforcement position

Just get your prescription and buy your glasses from a low cost frame/eyeglass store. There are many more eyeglass stores, and much cheaper, than LensCrafters. More than likely, the low cost is not going to take your insurance though. Doesn't matter, you're still going to spend less

Or buy them online

Yes, he should get the insurance. The cost is negligible. Law enforcement is dangerous, anything can happen. The cost is very low. Get the insurance