I am looking at properties near the Medical Center and Kirby/Montrose/Galleria areas.  

I currently live in Northeastern PA and am looking to buy a duplex in the area to rent to Medical students (maybe undergrads as well?)

Because of a surprise horror I encountered medically I became crippled about 7 year ago and i do not work or walk that occured when I was 54 and I've been bedridden ever since but I have been learning much on the Internet, 7 days a week, and read a book about every two weeks. 

If they can provide it and there are no other glowing red flags, sometimes it is worth giving them the chance.I have had applicants whose credit is bad due to medical bills resulting from an unexpected disease, surgery or hospital stay.

I would like to move my medical practice business (LLC) into a suite of a commercial building (different LLC).

It stands for Delaware Statutory Trust and is a trust / pass through entity in which a sponsor (think big real estate investment corporation) buys institutional property (apartments, self storage, commercial, medical office, etc) and then sells interest in the Trust/Property to investors.

He gave me no notice of withholding April rent.He requested that I pay for a hotel, have all of his things tested or replaced, and reimburse him for all his medical tests.I offered him an alternative home I have available immediately for him.

IMO, there are two distinct advantages to REI: 1) it's a local market, meaning situations vary from town to town depending on many variables that are not simple to quantify using 'national averages'; and 2) it's an inefficient market, unlike, say, the stock market.The economics of the pond I swim in are driven by a growing university system and a growing regional medical center.

He said he was a medical student and his email name came through as Deep Kum.

It would be one thing if they had a major medical condition that could be cured with a sizeable inheritance.