By the way he was an MD (doctor), not someone who was renting at $1500. 

She is currently working full-time and I was in my first semester of medical school when I made the decision that I wanted to begin pursuing real estate full-time, so I'm currently searching but have several interviews lined up.

I am not as concerned with medical or college debt but if you can’t pay at least minimums on credit cards and your car note you are much higher risk.  

I rent pet-friendly apartment and houses in not-so-nice neighborhoods mostly to medical workers: almost always nursing staff and housekeeping.Pittsburgh has a lot of old houses in its urban residential neighborhoods.

(unless you are driving or don't partake of course)  I always joke the two people in your life that you don't want to stump are your lawyer and your doctor.  

I'd add it. aging population, medical in demand.

A lien under this subchapter does not attach to:(1) wearing apparel;(2) tools, apparatus, and books of a trade or profession;(3) schoolbooks;(4) a family library;(5) family portraits and pictures;(6) one couch, two living room chairs, and a dining table and chairs;(7) beds and bedding;(8) kitchen furniture and utensils;(9) food and foodstuffs;(10) medicine and medical supplies;(11) one automobile and one truck;(12) agricultural implements;(13) children's toys not commonly used by adults;(14) goods that the landlord or the landlord's agent knows are owned by a person other than the tenant or an occupant of the residence; and(15) goods that the landlord or the landlord's agent knows are subject to a recorded chattel mortgage or financing agreement.

When seeking medical advice, I go to a medical professional. 

A family began to rent our newly built house in June and after about a month, the wife had been diagnosed with a serious medical condition.

Heck, I don’t even give it to medical offices to verify my insurance coverage and they figure out how to do it still.Also, I thank everyone else for chiming in.