or was it a medical bill in collections?  

There's a lot of debt out there that could eventually be up for sale: credit card debt, medical debt and - another big kahuna - student loan debt.

The medical issues surrounding actual lead poisoning are devastating and you have a moral obligation to deal. 9) I'm talking about liability more than health because we all grew up in houses with lead paint and actual poisoning was rare. 

Within the medical community you'll find all sorts of people who pick up travel contracts, like respiratory therapists, physical therapists, phlebotomists, etc.

Actually, I'm in Portage and Kalamazoo areas:I am hoping someone can help me figure out if a cost-seg is worth it and on which of my two recently purchased properties I should do it on.I have a W2 income as a medical professional and my wife is not yet a real estate professional. 

Finally, settled back at Ohio University for medical school and am finishing up my last year before residency.

Acceptable to me are Large Medical Bills, Foreclosures From a bad housing market, Unusual Business losses, etc.Credit report will tell you if they have numerous Late Pays or No pays (Charge-offs) then these might not be the right folks for you.Strong Pay Stubs and verifiable good reports from previous landlords might outweigh marginal credit.   

I see people all the time sub 600 and it's because they never had credit and just opened an account, went through a divorce, couldn't pay medical bills, etc. 

I've been thinking of Fayetteville due to great percentages (cash flow) + Cape Fear Medical (travel nurses).

I am negotiating with a group who wants to lease the building as a medical clinic, which not permitted at street level but is permitted on an upper level.I need to file for an Exception.