Whether a applicant has fallen behind on medical bills, phone, hydro or car payments is irrelevant.

My husband was a renovation contractor at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for several years. 

If the seller has any judgements against him like unpaid medical bills, they those bills attach to the property.I could see the sub2 working because of the equityThe point is there IS NO Equity.

I am still slowly recovering from a medical condition and I found BP about 18 months ago and I am spending about 8 to 10 hours a day (7 days a week) aon learning as much as I can until I am ready to do something everyday.  

Here is what the state farm is telling me :If someone slips and falls in one unit and exhausts your medical expenses, then yes they’d sue you and the liability would kick in.

"They taught me things in Medical school that simply are not true" Please, don't get me wrong I'm not disrespecting a formal education.

Our short term furnished rental property is in an area that has a major medical and research facility.

I see job loss, medical issues, family issues, etc daily.

I have friends in Canada also who are not entirely content with their system but in their own words "at least we're not in the US to worry about coverage at any time and to be on the brink of personal bankruptcy (caused by medical bills) should we decide to change a job to one without benefits or God forbid lose our job".

One thing is for sure, medical care is too expensive the way it is now.