That works best for new people who can not use the PM facility.

If you get hit by a car and have large medical bills your credit might take a hit.

The US may not manufacture as much as it used to but we export billions upon billions of agriculture, food etc. and medical supplies to name a few things.

Free medical for you, her and the kids (if you have them now or will have them).

This type of facility is almost always in some nondescript "light industrial" location.

His site is www.beds4meds.com - short term renting to medical students.

The US BK facilities are there to protect all as an orderly restructuring can be better than a fire-sale when demand is not there for what is being sold.There really are two sides to the conversation.Some of Wall Street is against this as some trades are really bets using an index that loans will default.

His agent claims he's selling this house because of a sick child in the hospital and the need to pay medical bills.

It's a personal taste for investing and what appeals to you and your goals.I am bullish on multifamily,drug stores,medical right now.Commercial has trillions of maturing debt that is coming due between now and 2018.Banks are trying to hold on but the pain will have to come eventually.

Here is my situation.I am currently a fourth year medical student with ~$150,000 debt, some of which is at 6.8% deferred, some subsidized/deferred.