Would he be liable for my injuries? 

The impact on you may be financial, but the impact on them can result in relocation or even injury to themselves or the ones they care about... 

I suffered a hand injury this summer and recently had surgery on it and have been a little out of action. 

so, couple months ago i settled multiple unsecured credit cards and now finally they are reporting as closed (by the consumer) and settled (for the amount agreed; a few say for less than the full amount, though).my fico/credit score is still terrible, low, though, at 528. last year, it was in the 700s but then i splurged at home depot and realized i may as well just default on all those credit cards and let them go to collections cuz i heard they settle for around half. besides i was going 'blind' (severe postcapsularhaze) for some time after a traumatic head-on injury and even after eye surgery in both eyes so my credit score was the least of my concerns.anyways i'm wondering now that i do not have nor will i open any new lines of credit (no more credit cards, no more cell phone contracts, no mortgage, no auto loan, etc) indefinitely, how long might it take for my credit as far as 'score' to be back up to qualifying say for an FHA?

Jay Barry Harris was hit by a car while riding his bicycle and a month later died from his injuries in June 2016.

I spent about a year working in real estate part-time and recently quit my full-time position in brain injury rehabilitation to pursue real estate investing!

The only other time we did it was May of this year when a tenant moved home because of a serious work related injury.

Having to pay PMI on top of a higher interest rate just adds insult to injury and I find the whole thing to be a total scam.  

With that being said, it was enough for me to realize that this would not be a smart choice, as a starter investment.To add insult to injury, the lot rent is $514.

That is where equity comes to play.To add insult to injury, not only do vacancies go through the roof, but prices in the less desirable neighborhoods tend to get hit first and the hardest in a recession.So, to summarize, quality of cash flow counts as much as quantity, and that is mostly to do with the quality of the neighborhood.