I have my medical through my wife's employer and it is not a high deductible plan.

I've seen people invest more into real estate training than you could get a medical degree with....

Job loss, medical issues, forced move, or some such.

(His hardship was medical bills.)

If they had some kind of financial or medical hardship then it would be easier.. etc?

My tenants are having problems with their newborn and have to move in with family to afford the medical care.

No one ever takes the time to consider that maybe you had some medical bills, tried to keep things going but lost your job and just couldn't pull out of the spiral.

I believe it will be packed with the local McCain voters seeking mouse entertainment as a form of self medication to deal with the reality that we're going to be socialists for the next 8 years.

Next year I will take some more classes and apply to medical school while working close to full time.

The risks he points to are:1) Borrowing Too Heavily2) Selling your property too quickly3) Using ARMs to get a cheap loan - using adjustable mortgages in a rising interest rate environment is a dangerous formula4) Not having a plan for financial emergencies such as medical emergencies5) Skipping a property inspection because you just have to get the deal.