Since I will be renting to young people (students, medical interns), I plan on providing a month-to-month lease.  2.

talked to them... the collection that appears on both reports is medical for their kid, so that's why it appears on both.one is a fitness center, she tried to cancel, but they did not let her. i know that's true because i had the same issue with them 15 yrs ago.then they had insurance bills not routed correctly, so the ins company thought they are not paying them on purpose..everything checked out, so they might be the ones.oh, i am getting 2 yrs out of the deal, so my realtor did well. she is a little "spacy", but finds good people..

For instance, I'm more accepting/lenient when it's a medical bill in collections because those type of expenses are typically unexpected and can be very overwhelming for many people.  

Hey Yuqing,Firstly, congratulations on making it through medical school!

I would refund minus any differences.Frankly, I have refunded folks for medical emergencies without getting a full rebook.An older couple book the lake house for 4 days for the whole family, but her husband had a pretty bad stroke and would be unable to navigate the stairs.

Currently I would need to make $150k a year in real estate to match my near term earning potential at my job (plus medical and retirement with a pension).

Other visitors were also professionals like doctors, engineers, college professors etc. ...Many of these same professionals can be going through money issues of their own - like foreclosures, divorce, bankruptcy, medical collections, etc.

It is on the backside of Orlando Florida where houses are booming and the new medical hospital (which my wife has signed on straight out of the nursing school and is awaiting final construction).

You would not want medical advice from a doctor who only focused on the main methods and the main objections.

It is an established system of checks and balances.It is the same in the medical field.