Hi, bigger pocket members,I am a new investor in the Cocoa Beach, Brevard, Indian River, Volusia, and Flagler county markets.

If you are going to do Houston, you would probably want it somewhere near the 'medical center' which is close the stadium and downtown. 

If he was only 9 months into the ch 13 then he likely didn't complete the 13 plan and decided to flip to ch 7 to discharge credit card bills, medical bills, etc. 

My husband and I are looking for a new accountant as we start our journey in real estate and continue our careers in the medical field.

He told his doctors that he didn't want any more medication or treatments and will no longer be seeing them. 

Like a medication, if we're compliant and take the prescription for shopping, mortgages, etc., we'll live longer, essentially.

The deadline in Tarrant County changed from 5/31 to 5/15 this current year.In north Texas our taxes can range from 2.2% all the way up to 3% depending on all the taxing districts you are in (i.e. school district, medical district, community college district, city/county, etc.)If I end up holding the unit purely as a rental investment.

I do not think I mentioned to you but I am currently bedridden due to some medical problems, which means I am pretty available all day long. 

The major problem I had to contend with back then was my Medical Insurance and co-pays which I cannot list on my schedule E.

Once the house is sold, the seller will have to spend the proceeds on their medical care and other normal expenses.