The total was about $60,000.He had a prior bankruptcy because he was unable to pay his child's medical bills due to a sudden illness.

Even if it's over a slip-and-fall or some other large medical expense, your insurance will cover it.The odds of you being sued and losing more than insurance would cover is ridiculously small.

This resulted in unexpected medical expenses, and it's the piece of the puzzle that has me conflicted the most.

Property needed renovations and the Prescott Valley market has a large medical presence.

@Josh Smith why not do a low down payment loan, furnish a place, and rent it out while you are not there to people who have similar schedules (traveling nurses/doctors/Oil & Gas)?

I feel that Indianapolis has much more economic diversity - tech companies, pharmaceutical/medical, several colleges, manufacturing, distribution centers, hospitality/convention centers -- so we are not as affected if one particular industry takes a dive.Our real estate areas are also very diverse.  

Also since I've lived here my whole life, I can say that Pittsburgh was an older population until recent years where the city is now becoming more of a tech town in addition to it's already existent medical roots.

Wanted compensation for lost time at work and doctor bills.

Hello,I am at the cusp of finishing a medical education program, with a significant income increase on the horizon.

I don't know any occupations that pay $200k right out of college, not even most doctors and engineers.