Foreclosures, medical collections, car leases, all that stuff eventually goes away.

inspiring.We had a medical setback in our lives in November right as we were  starting to make offers.Stories like this keep me in the right state of mind

Due to my mother's medical condition we are living basically rent free at my parents house.  

Doctors, lawyers, CPAs, and even bag-packers at Whole Paycheck Foods have to be shown how to do their jobs correctly when they're first starting out, and we "newbies" (as the more seasoned like to call us) are no different.

There is a "Ronald McDonald" house in the area, which is a free place to stay overnight for parents with kids in treatment, i've heard it can be tough at times to get a spot, so i'm guessing demand is there......Besides the medical angle, there is a massive military training base in the area, and hotel space is tight 10 times a year when the families come in town for graduation.Anyway, i have been thinking about buying a property near this medical complex and market it towards people in town for medical treatments, perhaps through a vbro type of arrangement.  

All of these, "oh I struggled so hard, I was at my wits end, you would never believe how broke I was..." coming from people who have really never; lost it all through medical disaster, theft, con, whatever, where you are disabled, living in the back of a moving van with your wife and children, wondering just how and where to find something to eat.

I work in the medical field and have two kids in college and there is no end in sight for retirement.

pay little more  - $90,000 - and  $ 3000 earnest money - with closing in 60 days -- get under contract --Then advertise - in local classifieds - nearby  big cities- Call Doctors and Lawyers in your area - offer them 2 % per month interest - plus 20 % of  Net Profit --  Make sure to do due diligence - and get good comps - and ARV - talk to few agents - for listing - after you have in contract -

Traveling nurses and doctor's are some of my client's most prominent guests... and though they may list on Airbnb...

@Douglas LarsonStill laughing on the seeing eye hamster.One thing we do is provide them with a scary form of our own that they have to take to their medical provider to sign.