He orders medical supplies that are shipped to the station from home. 

I've also found that the need for affordable student housing, projected future growth of the medical and food service industries in Michiana, landlord-friendly state laws, and incentives to bring new businesses to the area make South Bend and the surrounding areas a decent first market for me to dip my toes into out-of-state investing. 

Home is getting closer to completion but since then my wife had some medical concerns and we had to relocate back to our original city of St.

For example even if I fixed up our section 8 rentals a bunch, they’d still be located where they are and I’m always going to be limited in terms of increasing rents and forcing appreciation to make them more valuable, so no matter what I do it’s slower going in terms of building up the necessary equity to refinance out my initial investment or sell for a profit so I have more money tied up in those buildings longer.

And of course if he is ok with walking away with nothing he has been paying the mortgage again so he claims but I can tell from recent discussion he’s rather have peace of mind than hold the property and he isn’t occupying the property either his wife and him make good money he his retired and wife is in the medical field and both have primary homes.

From what I understand there has been a bunch of movement with the medical industry extending down from Cleveland as well?

NB: I went to Medical School and have a Masters from Business School.

Joe actually had a super unique medical condition, and his doctor prescribed a Joe-specific course of action, but you wouldn't know that to hear it from Joe.In reality "Joe" isn't super common, and "Joe" would be widely regarded as a dummy, but when it comes to mortgages there are a LOT of people like "Joe" out there.

You CAN ask for documentation from a medical doctor stating that the animal is an emotional support animal-do not accept online documentation. 

I don't know that market but in the KC area if you buy a condo and then you can no longer rent it out you are upside down pretty quick and they sell a lot slower than a SFH.