Also, with lower income, sometimes people are paycheck to paycheck, and life happens, tenants have breakdowns, surgeries, job switches, lay offs, stuff happens remember-- these are real people you're dealing with.   

Because of the way I am at work (I pushed myself perhaps too hard), I'm going to talk to my doctor Monday and see if I can get some extra time off from work to let my leg (and the muscles) heal more from surgery.

The trouble is finding them.This really isn't rocket surgery though. 

Our family Tax Account is recovering from major surgery.

You don't need to allow "exploratory surgery" to occur in your unit while they make it a cheap and more convenient date for the upstairs' owner. 

Back and hernia surgery and other luxuries have moved to the lower end of the priority list. 

The surgery will cost north of 4 grand.

Someone getting 5% on 5 million or that is a doc making 1 million a year doing surgery does not need high income potential with high risk assets.I can tell you I know some very wealthy people.

.* Put W-2 work search on pause, since surgery is coming up in less than a month.* Registered and start my classes online for Software Engineering on Saturday, and will be saving the tuition assistance payments the VA will be paying out.* I spoke with an investor yesterday and he mentioned going the seller-financing/subject-to route, which I am totally open to.

Then there was an issue on the HUD and the sellers wasn't able to be there because he had a minor surgery.