Either way always good to connect with fellow investors in the area, can’t ever have enough resources, plus kinda cool to both be in the healthcare industry.

Source of down payment funds, if applicable: own funds, secured borrowed funds (HELOC).Income Source: Salaried FTE W2 until 7/1/21, 1099 independent contractor (healthcare consulting for 2 years)Gross monthly income (optional): $6KMonthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $1,400FICO: 696Credit issues: One late payment on a card recently, currently owe $4,700 in cards.  

So I found a house that the husband converted it to a dentistry for his wife.

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I already believe it’s a good lifestyle decision, but would like both things to line up.25F, Single, Project Manager @ Healthcare Income: 90K of base salary (not including bonuses or stock options because unsure of exact figures).

Healthcare (insurance).

We are in health care if that makes a difference. 

One huge plus for us is that we have a great health care system and an aging population so there will always be a demand for healthcare workers, because of this we have many traveling nurses and doctors that move here and rent for a few years. 

Background, I started my career in healthcare almost 3 years ago and don’t plan on being in real estate full time.

(Lonell, you did mention there was not a 'living will' -probably you meant a will for her property, -a living willing controls what medical procedures she wants in the event she is alive but unable to direct her own healthcare)   If there is no will then your Great Aunt died 'intestate', or without a will.