I am a pre-medical student pursuing a degree in chemistry, I also have a minor in physics as well as a minor in business management.

Stay close to the Medical Center or near the Broadway Triangle.

Right before the economy went down there were plans to build some sort of commercial building (medical offices I believe). the proposed plan never happened and now everything is on the market again.

That way it will be easier to be hard-nosed and evict someone if you have to.There are tons of international students at U of H, and there are also tons of international (mostly Chinese) researchers who work at the Texas Medical Center.

If someone has a low score because they've had problems with cable/cell phone companies, gym memberships, medical expenses etc. but have always paid rents I'd consider them.

That's a recipe for problems down the road because unexpected expenses (i.e. car repair, medical bills, etc) always seem to come up for many tenants.

My wife is medical field and I am business for self so i really don't need the right offs.

I saw on another post where the seller just wanted to pay off some medical bills, so they worked about a payment plan and the buyer paid it down (seller gave credit toward down payment at closing I presume).

A blog post if interested in knowing more.This is what some doctors said.

All the details aren't here I'm pretty sure, but most has to be by now.Point of all of this is to say there is a bit of responsibility in giving financing advice or details just as an attorney gives legal advice or a CPA gives tax advice or your doctor gives their advice.