Hello All,I have been getting into real estate the past few months, started out posting yellow signs every weekend for 6 months, and have also been sending out yellow letters for the past 6 months, around 1000 / month.I've gotten really close to closing on a triplex at a great price, however it ended up falling through.I'm 27, currently work full time as a mechanical engineer, however I would like to quit my job and devote my time to going back to school and medical issues with my shoulder (rehab takes a few hours a day), while working part time.I was planning on helping a seasoned investor I know with his property management.

The value of the Section 8 voucher counts towards our income requirements, so does the value of food stamps and other non-monetary benefits that aid in covering the cost of food, shelter, clothing, transportation, medical care.About the tenant who was struggling with paying the $25 or just paying it late...

Pretty much the same here with the CFBP, politicians tried to block it at every turn and not fund it, I'd say the financial industry is accepting the bitter pill and in return they get some protections and new benefits.There are billions of dollars in seller financed transactions, much of it now must go through servicers and at servicing rates that only a bandit would charge.

I bet your medical bills and funeral would be paid before an unsecured note.

The building has a single tenant medical practice in a rapidly growing community.

Otherwise there's an incentive to take a 'poison pill' ... where someone going into foreclosure could rent to himself for a $1 for 30 years and render the property worthless.A good attorney should be able to help you out, but I'd get out of this deal and come back at it with better info.

We have a strong military community, always growing medical training facilities, a tremendously strong tourist and convention sector and the Eagle Ford Shale project created 116,000 high paying mid skilled jobs in 2013 and a 61 billion economic impact on the region.

We're a medical town...

She lived out in the country, five miles from the nearest town and 70 miles from any significant medical care.

However, over the next 5-10 years I plan to spend over $100,000 on a medical degree, and I need a way to pay for that and provide a place to live during that time.