I am planning on going to medical school and would like to have a stream of passive income (however big or small) to reduce the dependency on credit or loans while in medical school.

Do you listen to your Dr advising taking all sorts of toxic pills?  

They then sold the lot to the investor right after closing for $35,000 and were able to pay off their medical bills and have funds to take care of the deferred maintenance on the house.

Starting out in a new career in an area where there weren’t many jobs in that field resulted in low pay but at least it was experience.Unfortunately while working on the house I got hurt and had to have surgery and also my wife had some medical issues that resulted in a pile of medical bills that all wanted paid right away.

:) but being Texas, there are refineries within 50 miles or so. the closest walmart is 25 milesno college, but an 'marine education center' that is used by several collegesno 'hospitals' but a decent sized medical clinic walking distance to the apts (~10 blocks)no military in the area as far as i can telltourism?

How close are you to medical facilities?

I believe in most of what is said here and I hope it will help me decide on what to do while i medically yecover from a brain aneurism and a trike I had at age 54.  

Right after the closing get an insurance policy that will protect you if there is a loss.I am 59 years old now and I found BP about 11 months ago and I am still trying to decide what to do while I medically recover.  

It's all about the minimum cash on cash you are seeking with the debt when you lock in the interest rate and amortization schedule.For STNL most categories are pharmacy, banks, dollar stores, auto stores, restaurants, medical.

Thanks for your help @Brett Goldsmith and @Ryan LeeOfcourse there is a twist - the current short sellers (current occupants) want to stay on and rent the place for 3 months due to medical issues and pay below market rent. would love everyones thoughts on how to approach this.