I went to school full-time, worked in medicine (former medic) for 12$ an hour; while attending night-classes.

Since you plan to throw her out - see if you can help her move and find some place for her, Medical is very helpful for assisted living I believe - or perhaps get her family to do so, if she has family.I think someone else mentioned the 10:1 price rent ratio - I use this as a rule of thumb so the way it is now it doesnt work, but if you can improve the rents it will work. the price doesnt seem high for 1700 sf in LA.

Just like medical doctors, Sellers must see you as being professional, well-educated, acting in their “patient’s” best interest, and bound by a high code of ethics.The medical process is the same everywhere.

My first property was close to a new medical school in an area with a relative lack of housing, so I knew students would drive plenty of demand.  

We've built everything from SFR, medical office, office/retail condos, office parks, subdivision, etc. there, and still have family there. 

(very low crime rates vs. the surrounding area)Loma Linda is home to Loma Linda University, Loma Linda Medical Center (the best trauma center in the Inland Area) and a large Veterans Administration Hospital.

Hey all, I'm stationed in Germany and am sending mywife nback to Washington state due to some medical issues with my daughter.....we would like to buy a multifamily home with VA for her when she arrives and then move into (buy) a SFH when I join 9 months later.....we plan to tell va the home is too small and use the remainder of benefit to move into SFH. ....the reality is its the truth. .....four people in 750 sq ft doesn't work. ....it does for my wife and two small children. ....anyone have any insight? 

Western States Medical Center.

.$1,500 in medical debt. $25 per month.$6,000 on an installment debt because the sewer line collapsed last year. 5.5% interest $175 per month.Personal Loan $1500 repaid at $250 per month (balance of the land contract after deed was transferred.)Own free and clear a 10 year old mini van that runs pretty well.I have $2800 in a Roth 401k and $1500 in a Roth IRA.I work in 100% commission sales as a mortgage originator and income varies per month from $0-10k.We drained our emergency fund last month due to some health issues.We budget $2k per month for bills and try to keep $1500-2000 in an emergency fund and liquid.

I own a HVAC company in Joplin, MO called Air Medics  Feel free to contact me if you have more questions or would like a quote to do the job.