All in all, I have found travel medical professionals (not just nurses - think x-ray technicians, physical therapists, occupational therapists, etc) to be great guests who cause no issues and always pay on time and often extend their contracts and thus, their leases.

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I have approved people in the 500's because it's student loans that has brought their score down (I ignore medical and student loans).

Was it an “a ha” moment you felt was worth sharing to a bunch of medical students?

Regarding The Hill, I've scoped out a few off-market deals with my agent that are either close to that Union Ave train station, or in more walkable sections ex. close to Yale NH Medical, etc.

The economy is thriving in several areas -- pharmaceutical, medical, IT, Distribution centers, manufacturing, government defense, sports, convention center -- a wide variety, so we aren't depending on only one type of industry. 

Hi,I am looking to buy an investment property for MTR to traveling medical professionals in or around Colton, Highland, Redlands, Riverside CA. 

Hello,I'm new to real estate investing and also to rentals (although I have house hacked with roommates and rotating medical students paying my mortgage for a few years).

Is it travel medical professionals?

Sometimes the score is low but just because unpaid medical bills for example but in other cases all bills are late, even a cell bill of $50 or less.