I have no idea if this is medically true or not, but it seems useful here.If you lower your expectations then those who act honorably will surprise and delight you.For instance I always suspect a large barking dog will bite me--I'm ready for it--and when it doesn't happen--I'm glad, and happy.Filter out the fish food and surround yourself as much as possible with "Good" "Dependable" people--which may take a few years to do, but once it's done, it's done. [2] You could attend a Tony Robbins Seminar (you might want to buy a front row seat if you can afford it):https://upwflorida.com/nov-2022[3] Here is some Tony Robbins reading material you might find helpful: https://core.tonyrobbins.com/Global/FileLib/PDF/Re-Awaken_the_Giant_Within_Highres.pdfGood Luck!

I'm stretched too thin tight now (ending our homeschooling year, daughter doing communion, husband having a few medical procedures done, etc) so I don't think I can give my full attention to properly vetting a new tenant and getting the house ready for a new tenant.

If for example my tenant needs a live in aid, or has a bunch of medical equipment that needs to be placed somewhere, they may approve the request to have a third bedroom.

Both sides agree to it so if someone is paying on time and behaving you cannot just break their lease.Now if they're violating the lease terms you can service them with Notices to Cease or even Notices to Quit to begin the eviction process. 

The doctor that helped my friend, said they haven't been able to find someone to fill the medical assistant positions in over 2 years, so the doctors in the office take turns at the front desk.  

i am looking to establish relationship with good, fair priced, thrust worthy handyman in houston tx, medical center area that can per need service my rental unit. please let me know if you have contacts to share.thank you

I used to rent to medical students all the time when they did rotations in Miami and I never had any vacancies.

You'll see that you basically get to deduct medical expenses (very few have enough medical expenses to be deductible), State & local taxes, mortgage interest & gifts to charity. 

The argument against it is that children don’t get preferred rates on insurance because they don’t have as much medical history.

@Joel Owens For commercial, I do a lot of medical office sales/leasing and retail sales.