Everyone laughed, said she was an idiot, there's nothing to "specialize" in, FTHB are just normal easy vanilla loans, that's as stupid as a doctor saying they "specialize" in the common cold.

There are other rules that your professional will help you understand. 5)Also, self-insured medical reimbursement plans and deductible educational assistance plans for legitimate family-employees can reduce taxes.6) Also, there are many many credits that you might qualify.

to date, we have accumulated close to $30k, kept in a “high-yield” savings account and earning 2% interest.However, in recent months, we were hit with medical bills which we had to put on credit cards, adding another $16k in high-interest debt.

I have a family member who recently had an accident leaving them in need of long term, full time, medical care.

As far as strategies go - I'd be leaning towards student housing with an aim on Grad students or older (I have a couple of friends still finishing off doctoral programs that would be a good resource).

Purchase price: $300,000 Cash invested: $300,000 This property was purchased while I attended medical school.

It also does well near hospitals and universities, which tend to bring on temporary staff or relocate professors or doctors to the area.

In Phoenix Fascilities are desperate for clients  and there are no  waiting lists  even for those who are on medicate or Medicaid ...

Doctors, lawyers, high net worth people live there.

You can’t look at someone’s status as a teacher, counselor, Doctor, Mother Theresa.... or disabled veteran as a signal that they are above screwing you out of rent.