The credit issue could be due to divorce, medical bills, etc, If you think they will be good tenants, why not just collect the first month rent and security deposit?  

I don't understand why Medicare is concerned with his assets unless he has unpaid medical bills but I didn't ask...is there any way around this???

The penalty for either of these violations is one of the following:- A requirement to either get a license ($863/year)- Mandate to "cease operating immediately" or else?

I have seen the results of many deals that have been purchased by investors that thought that they could throw money at a property, hire a PM and go back to their medical or legal practice and be comfortable in the fact that their money was safe and growing.

Central FW area and a lot of options:AF&B, Bite, Pappaduex to name a few...Also a lot of great "hang out" resturaunts/cafes on Magnolia Ave in the Medical district area on 8th Ave.  

Don't forget that Houston also is a global leader in medicine, and the Texas Medical Center is the largest medical center in the world (it's actually bigger than all of downtown Dallas, for those keeping score in the long-running Houston vs.

If governments cannot be kept secure and banks, medical etc, accept security questions that are often just your address and date of birth, then why should I trust this data with a tiny SME on here selling notes?

OTH, medical collections are common and practically ignored by lenders, but they will require a release of lien or for it to be paid off.

You need to have language in the lease and renewals so that you can dispose of it however you wish as it is considered abandoned instead of having to store it, with some exclusions on motor vehicles and medical items.

It's literally across the street from a top medical university.