I'm new to REI and I live in Cincinnati Ohio working as a rep in the medical supply industry.

One of my duplexes in Medical Center area, 3 brdm / 2 full bath, each with family with kids and house doesn't have separate meters for units,  so I pay the bill and it averages to about $140/month. 

My wife Michelle Moore has been a mortgage broker for 15 years and I'm in medical device sales.

Medical bills - get them into a payment plan.Why aren't you confident in their ability to pay rent?

@Rick Doctor, yes I would be very interested in a podcast episode about DOS and transferring to LLC.

I still live in Dallas County and I am 60 years old now and thanks to my medical problems at 54 I am lucky my wife has been saving money about 25 years   She is very frugal and there are pros and cons about that.  

I'm new to investing, just looking through listings tonight I see a local medical office for sale, listed at $399,000.

I know being debt free other than real estate sure feels good, this coming from a guy who's student loans combined with wife were 200k at one point (Doctorate for me and a Masters for her).

I am now 60 years old and am quite opinionated.I found BP about 19 months ago and I still have not decided on anything while I am medically recovering.  

Then we require them to provide documentation from a qualified professional, such as a medical professional or mental health professional or social service case manager, that attests to the fact that the individual has a qualified disability AND that they are in need of this particular animal to assist them in relation to this disability.Also, keep in mind that although you can't deny a person with a qualified disability their right to keep a qualified service animal or ESA, you can require them to pay for damages as they occur.