I'm willing to overlook foreclosure, short sale, delinquent medical bills or student loans, and criminal stuff if it's older and or non-violent.The tenants with bad credit can't buy a house, so you don't need to worrry about them leaving because of that.

We were successful builders, building small commercial projects (office parks, office buildings, office/retail condos, medical/dental clinics, etc.)

This is a historic district with older residences, small shops, restaurants, medical centers and city government offices.  

Also, it is never a good to voluntarily allow a search of your car, you or someone else may have given some one a ride in your car and prescription pills may of been dropped.  

My mother, never having had a W-2 job, rarely had medical check-ups.

Illinois is a medical marijuana state but we do not have dispensaries yet.  

@Brian Mathews  my Madison go zone homes are the best rentals I have ever owned.. as you know the area has a huge medical so I have had doctors that were there for 2 years and other white collar professionals...

The reason she missed the payment was due to a medical bill she needed to pay.

While many do come here and do work that is very tough, quite a few come here for the sole purpose to cause MAYHEM, to get free services like medical, education and food.

But there are some big moves coming into the city (medical mart / convention center, aquarium by a private investor, guy from iron chef just opened up a shop) and the house is a few houses down from the house on the movie "A Christmas Story".