I work as a medic and have actually been inside literally thousands of Round Rock houses running 911 calls so I can tell you almost to the exact street where you want to be and not...Also as far as appreciation goes.

Here is a breakdown of the demographic:55-70    75%70-80+ 10%<21-40 10%40-55   5%The biggest group was there due to lack of funds for retirement or had a major setback, issue or family medical concern and needed to make quick money.

Some wiggle room for medical bills.  

There is a large hospital in the area & I hope to rent to medical residents. 

I do look for judgments and evictions of course, however I don't look at school loans or medical bills.You are correct, you NEVER know how a tenant is going to be until they move in.

Would it be alright to ask tenants to either smoke recreationally only in the back yard unless they are using a vaporizer [or have a medical problem that would make going outside to medicate difficult]?

Same way you don't necessarily mind bankruptcy as a result of healthcare/medical expenses.

, I was medically discharged from the military.  

Hello everyone,My name is Chris and I am a new investor currently in Livermore, California and work in the medical field.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Working in the medical profession you are sitting on all the $ you will need.Good LuckPaul