I graduated from college last spring and have been working in medical sales for almost a year.

Her bankruptcy was from medical bills.

I don't know he law from the rental side but from the disability act which grants medical animals, the animals are considered medical equipment and you can't refuse them.

(Multi-fam obviously have some common area exemptions to this). 

We had to decline due to my husband’s medical status, the short notice and the cost of the move (no concessions were offered).

Neighborhood is a little rough but there is a hospital and medical complex and LSU Medical school is up the street.Second Deal:Asking price: 360k14 Units Apartment building.

My wife and I are considering buying a live-in flip, but we probably wouldn’t plan to stay the full two years to get the capital gains tax exemption.

It could be due to divorce, medical emergency, job loss, etc.

I currently work full-time in the medical field for the past 20 years which limits my time.My goal is to move to the Tampa Bay area to be closer to family and get away from winter with REI being full time or supplement my income.

My question is if there is a secondary lien against the property was it satisfied during the sheriffs sale or will it just move up to first lien position upon exemption?