I am a real estate agent and she works in the medical field as a speech therapist.

Located in booming San Antonio, TX area near Shopping Malls, Theme Park, Restaurants, Medical Center, plenty of stores in great neighborhood.

For renters working in Bayonne, there will be warehouse, commercial and medical jobs to name a few.

I am starting my fourth year in medical school this summer, and will be applying to residency programs this fall, interviewing through the winter, and will find out where my girlfriend and I will be starting our lives as doctors in the early spring.

About 1/3 of the deals fall through at their end because people "have stuff happen" in their lives like Job Loss, Lose Momentum getting credit cleaned up, Medical Issues, Divorce, "Changed their mind", Don't REALLY want to be home owners, etc.

Instead they work for someone else, trade stocks/bonds on their own and are very good at what they do and enjoy it (read get paid well for their skills).I also know people who never have worked for someone else and make as much money as a doctor would at 30, running their own company, with zero debt or college education.Personally I’m somewhere in the middle.

I am contributing my maximum to 401k with a 6% match and a Health savings account to use for doctors visits.

Medical hardship is something where we should have a heart and try to understand where they are coming from.  

Just be very clear on pets you will/will not allow, make sure you understand the support/medical/emotional pets laws in your state as well.Ultimately, if you're screening your tenants correctly, you'll be choosing tenants who are responsible pet owners anyways....Hope this helps!

I have seen everything from medical bills, loss of a spouse, divorce, loss of jobs to identity theft cause someone to have to file.