I was a medic for 7 years in the Army.

Also if you have a new medical condition, you may not be insurable anymore.

For example, one broker my clients have worked with in the past let us know that because they were medical professionals, they could qualify for a niche program at a local bank (with lower rate and down payment). 

Does she have unpaid medical bills?  

I have found a condo for a nice price in an affluent Ivy League town that also has the biggest Medical Center in the state.

We have had some recent medical expenses so had to dip a little.

In Toledo lolThere are other investors doing very well in this market also and it's a hidden gem in my opinionVery little competitionFind a small tertiary market and roll your sleeves upWork hard and do deals.Let others laugh but guess who has the last laugh?

They called crying the other day due to the stress and were asking to allow them to at least stay until end of June.I want to give them a bit of grace knowing that these two situations are legitimate (and they've been good at rent in the past), but I can't afford to keep them in there in anticipation that this does not get any better (medical bills won't just go away). 

We have automotive, medical, furniture (city was built on this industry), Amazon, Switch (tech) and we have rich families that ploughing $$ back into developing the City.

Here's my situation,Im a recent graduate in the medical profession, (not a doctor) and making between 50-65k a year gross.