Unless it's private funding (typically friends and/or family), there isn't a lender out there that is going to just give you money with no track history.Go to a tertiary market, find some less expensive point of entry properties, and start there. 

Hello everyone, Hopefully this is a ok place to post this.My husband got medically retired from the service and we moved to Florida in March 2017.

Before my bad medical problems that made me bedridden about 7 years ago, I was the proud owner of a flooring sales and installation business and was into construction management before the ownership for about 35 years.  

Along with that, my thought was a side note agreement to pay say $500 per month for 10 years which would really help with their medical bills.  

Lots of medical students need rental property in northeast. 

Right now I do not do work anywhere because of my medical problems. 

The W2 would help with medical insurance, or else it would be out of pocket which is expensive. 3) Get a great grip on your finances if you have not done so already.

Own the house we live in with about $50,000 equity, owe $164,000 mortgage.3. 34 year old medical student in 3rd year (Class of 2020)4.

How do you manage to invest in real estate when already dealing with medical school debt?

If the reason they filed was medical bills (which is quite common) you are probably okay, if they filed because of their trip to Las Vegas and they lost too much money, maybe not okay.Every filing is different and you may want to look at the circumstances before you decide.