Many young health care professionals like to rent in the surrounding communities.

In 2018 I had a major health crisis and almost didn't survive the year. 

There are differences between the 2 in self-employment taxes, types of income, expense write-offs, health insurance & I don't remember what else. 

I was always worried someone would become a hoarder because it's actually a protected class because it's a mental health disability. 

There are numerous models to follow.  

I ran into some difficulties (health issues) that slowed me down, but I try to keep flips around 2-4 months. 

I have NO desire to waste anyone's time ( including my own ) but like many other owners receive numerous inquiries and if the day does come to sell in the next year or two what would be an advisable screening/interviewing process.Thanks in advance for any thoughts on the topic!

Usually yes but when a loan changes hands numerous times oftentimes these things get lost in the shuffle. 

HOWEVER I simply know that it is providing me and my family health insurance and income, the latter of which will help me start buying properties.

There are numerous properties between 90-120K that will rent for 1050-1150 a month.