I got a quote but noticed the major medical they quoted me was all term for only 3 months.

There is absolutely no reason to have bad credit unless you have been laid off, had medical issues, or any other unexpected variables. if you would like for me to blueprint your credit report and show you what we can have removed and also a gameplan moving forward to maximize your scores then please contact me with any questions you have and lets set up a free consultation.There is nothing better than having great credit.

Especially true in the slower seasons which for us is Nov - Feb.Good luck on your road to signing new leases!  

I am retired (medically) Air Force and just started looking into real estate investment.

Nothing, in particular, happens to your mortgages, but you will now have to pay:1) Your mortgage on your original home2) Your payment on your HELOC (can be either fixed or floating rate)3) Your mortgage on the second homeMany people run into liquidity issues if something happens (loss of a tenant, medical emergency, loss of job) and can't afford to pay all of these.  

I actually just work in private industry, the medical device industry.    

yes there is a pet deposit and now medical records from the vet will be required.

@jeff Greenberg I have no income to show for the last two years due to medical issues.

I'm medically retired military so I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty.  

RE markets move a lot slower relative to the stock market.