The medical issues may be sufficient, though, for them to agree.

But as someone who has looked into it, but decided against it, I will tell you my reasoning: my fulltime job is not in real estate, it's medical sales.

And, when I was in the corporate world my dental coverage was better than my retired coverage for dental.The medical is great though!

After a few successful years as a medical sales rep., I'd like to teach myself other opportunities to grow my wealth and give my family more of my time and attention.

A experienced birddog does 90% of the work of a wholesaler and gets 10% of the pay.Greg, good luck and keep on trucking, you will be happy you did when it comes time to keep you doctor happy and in a new BMW, remenber the best doctors major in finance and then go to medical school.

My brother and his wife need additional income and I believe lease options would be a great way for them to make some much needed money to assist with huge medical bills they are facing.

One of the sellers was moving to Minnesota and could not afford to keep the house, and the other homeowner had a medical emergency and needed to sell.

@Tony Gunter@Denise EvansI've seen the medical buildings there in person.  

Specific to your question, assuming a primary residence - because you didn't mention income from said property - I am not sure loans like this are even legal anymore following the government intervention of the lending world - Dodd Frank.

I am from Plymouth, Michigan (the metro-Detroit area) and have worked in the medical field for about the past ten years.