My name is Tochi and I am a medical student out here in Dallas, Texas!

So you need to make your leases flexible enough to allow for an occasional flunk out or unplanned medical issue. 

I support myself and my girlfriend while she finishes up medical school(graduates in 2020).

I have been interested in marketing rentals to medical professionals for awhile, but haven't done any deals like this yet. 

Also due to major medical bills my Ficos dropped to 700+- though after working with them my current ficos are under 800 and should be in the low/mid 800's again pretty soon!

Don't forget to have at least 3 to 6 months emergency reserves for your own protection from unforeseen personal expenses...medical, car repairs, unemployment, etc. 

Opioids from Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland Medical Center continue to flood the poorest of neighborhoods, leaving the African American communities in a perpetual state of addiction, along with the need for constant government assistance programs.

Last year was a good year for my business and between student loans, medical, and a small amount of consumer debt, we paid off a whopping $34k in debt in about 13months and stashed about $10k in savings.

A specialist in medical residency training that rarely home or professional that needs a weeknight apartment but goes home on the weekends.

Each of these loan types has their own 1000 pages of guidelines, so the way to go about finding your answer for your particular situation is to find a REI-friendly local lender and drill down with them.I know someone that had a medical condition, call it "whateveritis."