Especially if you like craft beer, fishing on the Great Lakes, ArtPrize, or if you’re in the Medical, Automotive or furniture industries!!

With relative certainty I can almost guarantee my renters will not have drunk celebrities at my properties :)  The mail person one always gets me, it would seem that it would have to be a tendon severing incident to get the medical bills that high and it would also be a workman's comp claim as it was an injury on the job.... 

The note was written at 8% interest with 240 monthly payments of $1,129.19 each.After receiving almost 7 years of payments the sellers desired to sell a portion of payments for medical expenses.

That's 5-10 hours a week.My regular job is about 1-2 hours a day at a medical clinic doing pre-employment drug screens. 

So, while their CCs may go months unpaid, and student loans rack up, or medical bills pile high, they usually find a way to pay their rent....and make their car payment.Tenants come with credit issues. 

The seller was only interested in a full purchase and needed to net at least $43,150 due to medical costs and challenges.That only left a fee of $250 ($43,400 less $43,150).

However, I would not require them to deviate from the policies and procedures in favor of yours. 

I don't mind medical bills and student loans much if they show up in credit or are late.

Business is business - always, consistently, follow your procedures - which, in this case, should be to start the eviction process.  

I'm in a less urban area and airbnb and uber have barely made it here.Also, the particular property you describe sounds like it's set up as medical?