I worked several side jobs to supplement my writing income, paid my half of our college-age children’s tuition and medical expenses, bought a Yaris, and lived frugally.

My wife and I are both  medical professionals  and we make a decent income but we would really like  to get into real estate investing within the next couple years,  primarily  buy and hold multi family properties. 

Last year I just got medically retired from the Army, myself. 

I am purchasing a property 3 blocks away for a large, well-known medical establishment (3 hospitals, bio-science facility etc.)-  20 minutes from dt Denver.

. ________ rents his places to low life’s who threaten to kill people”, etc.Had no business being on there, obviously had no relevance to his ability as a medical provider, and the issue was being handled in the appropriate manner but it still goes on some “social media/rating” site that he has no control over but patients may look at.Dangerous world...

Owing money to cellular phone companies, student loan debt, and medical debt is common.

Personally, I could care less about medical bill collections. 

Imagine you are a Medical Doctor, a Dentist, etc.

An offering a day will keep the doctor away!

@Alex Mayberry I second @Kevin Hoag comments and would add the following comments.Water damage should not have a limit listed.If you want sewer back up, consider raising the ded to $500 or $1000You could delete Medical Payments.