If they had medical bankruptcy or lost their job for a while,  and they can prove current income,  they are in.  

Before I started learning from BP and some other places about 5 years ago after having a couple major medical problems that made me bedridden ever since I turned 54 (I'm now 61) I have spent most of my time learning about real estate investment but I would like to hear about Partnerships and raising money to invest in real estate. 

She informed me that tenant is on a medical leave and will be by in a week or two.

Unfortunately, when I was 54 I suffered from 2 serious medical problems and I've bedridden ever sense but I have spent much of that time learning how to become a real estate investor while not working. 

Desirability in SA seems to be heavily driven by school ratings for family homes, and proximity to the bases or medical center for smaller units (condos or apts).

I owned a flooring company for about 5 years before I had some medical problems that left me bedridden for about 71/2 years. 

Hello All,I have been in commercial investments on the corporate side for 2.5+ years and am now looking to branch out from my medical office building roots and do some multi-family, mixed-use value-add property investments in Chicago. 

If you can present your property to them as an attractive package, to lessen the headaches and stress on the medical professional, you might have a niche.

Remember aging brings about increased medical expenses and a lot of unknowns.

I have a corporate rental in Houston Texas near downtown and medical facilities but it is a 3 bedroom 2.5 bath so traveling nurses (who are great renters but typically travel solo) don't really appeal to my property but it might with yours.