Last year was a good year for my business and between student loans, medical, and a small amount of consumer debt, we paid off a whopping $34k in debt in about 13months and stashed about $10k in savings.

A specialist in medical residency training that rarely home or professional that needs a weeknight apartment but goes home on the weekends.

Each of these loan types has their own 1000 pages of guidelines, so the way to go about finding your answer for your particular situation is to find a REI-friendly local lender and drill down with them.I know someone that had a medical condition, call it "whateveritis."

You can delegate the rights of enjoyment to common areas and facilities to anyone who rents on your property.I serve on the board of a large HOA in Texas and we have zero problems or liability issues renting to those who lease.Good luck to you.

Early rent can make it hard to evict based on behavior issues, e.g. 5 dogs, 3 extra kids on weekends, loud music and way too much medical mj.

that's how we ran out HML company for every 500k in cash we got 2 mil in lending facility and we make money on points and the interest delta.. its a great business done right.. far more profitable than rentals for sure. unless your buying in a market that will show nice appreciation.. but its a business. you do have to run it. 

@Kevin Zheng   Dollars and cents aside - what is best for your mom - there's pro's / con's to all 3You're asking a somewhat vague question as there are lots of things to consider - such as how much money she has (will she outlive it and eventually go on govt assistance -- the answer to this really could help you in your search for an AL facility or SNF (skilled nursing facility) --- What are her present needs - how is her health - what does she need help with presently?

I can deduct my medical insurance premiums, co-pay etc. so long as I have medical coverage for the management company spelled out.

For now, I’ll probably be reading a good bit, listening to podcasts, and hopefully learning as much as possible on these forums.A little more about me: 33 y/o, work in the medical field.

@Johann Jells She is referring to a private residence, not a commercial structure or public facility.