We are living in Heber City, and my wife and I both work in the medical profession.  

Now, although many jobs have been lost in Houston due to the oil industry drop, we have superseded that number by employing in the medical and technology fields.  

Maybe the bill is for some small amount of medical bills.

You may ask what the dog does for the person but not much more they should have a letter from a medical care professional.

For example, credit was damaged by major medical bills. 

In the future, I hope to get into STR's that appeal to travel nurses given the strong medical presence there. 

Most of these people will come from one of two demographics: (1) young professionals who work in the aerospace industry (Edwards AFB, Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Boeing) or the medical industry (2) students who attend AV College.That's just my 2 cents thought.Let me know if you have any questions, I'd be glad to help!

There is a lot to be said for growing a bit at a time in this case.In general I would highly encourage you to check out the ChooseFi podcast or devour each episode of the BiggerPockets Money podcast...there are some great strategies for growing your finance game in each, which will allow you to make stronger moves in times of car trouble and needed medical work.Keep learning and seeking growth!

The home has surrounding medical centers but not a large hosptial.  

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