Have the police/fire/medical responded?

Sec.1308.Repeal of medical expense deduction. 

It seems to have the makings of a good rental market (good schools, affordability compared to Houston, proximity to the medical center and other industries). 

@Aaron DiCaprioI don't focus on credit score, I'm more concerned with Income and open lines of credit, and on time payments.A lot of people across the income spectrum have BK, Divorces,Medical Setbacks etc that throw off  Credit ScoresI still ask for/run complete Credit Reports

A way, and hard pill to swallow as a landlord, is if it’s ending on bad terms or you think the person is going to vandalize the property is to offer cash-for-keys.

LTRs in that neighborhood could do very well for younger families, new to the area or college/grad/medical field students looking for access to all of the amenities of the city, located near Vanderbilt and several other large medical campuses.

Medical Payments to others- each personSeems to be a very inclusive policy that offers peace of mind to me as the owner

Lets call that the :( side.2) And there is the happy side... passive income (syndications, passive partnerships ie medical/dentist offices) and passive losses (depreciation, bonus depreciation via cost segregations common in syndications).

@Cristian Ramos I don't off the top of my head - I just know for an old job I used to deliver medical equipment to patients' homes there and would end up in some less than stellar neighborhoods fairly often. 

I’m currently a full time medical student in the Ft.