Minimal debt (nothing so bankrupting as student or medical debt), currently a low cost of living, and the job I have at the moment pays well. 

Jack this needs to stop and the only way to stop Morris from my point of view of government intervention. stop the ongoing and take care of those who need it.get with the other investors who have suffered the same issues and get together the squeaky wheel ..

Medi-Cal debt being the other.

If anything, I believe this is more of an indication for you to really make sure that you are securing real estate that is within close proximity to these hospitals so you can make sure you can have a scarce product for consumers (e.g. medical professionals)Hope this helps and don't hesitate to reach out if you ever need anything! 

For the industrial building, we may tear down part of building and search for a medical office use or pharmacy chain, etc. 

Often times, especially for young punks, its medical cause they don't have insurance.

If you're looking for rentability, check Spring Branch, Energy Corridor, Memorial, Heights, Sugarland, Pearland, Jersey Village, Montrose, Medical Center.

.), medical liens, mechanics liens, credit card judgments.You will be responsible for any unpaid property taxes or municipal fines associated with the property.If there are IRS or state tax liens they could have redemption rights (up to six months) on the property.NEVER buy a house from a homeowner in foreclosure, or bid on a house at auction, without getting a title report.

This amazing deal that I bought required constant interventions to keep it on the tracks which ended up involving me driving there from Chicago in person with contractors in tow. 

May be it can be medical bill collection and they have good reason for it.