Traveling medical professional rental is very good.

Its a protected class here due to it being classified as a medical condition.

In debt due to medical school, which we promptly paid off with a real paycheck coming in. 

In instances of an emergency right away like water is flooding the apartment, fire, medical emergency a landlord generally has a right to enter the property.

Short-term medical students or working professionals needing one month only is another ideal tenant I've had and hope for.

They are struggling to pay due to medical issues I am told.

There is a new medical school going in and there is great academic growth at Rutgers / Rowan.

Ii have 2 rental homes I bought at the downturn in 2009. Both have doubled in price and stay continuously rented. Am looking to buy additional real estate thru a self directed IRA very soon.

In Florida the just passed the medical marijuana, so I'm sure we will begin to have those issues, but it still does not negate the fact that it is federal illegal, so still no smoking INSIDE of the property, by exterior is fine

My neighbor works for a company that Buys and Sells Hospitals and we know that for the Future, there is going to be big Demand for Nursing Homes and Medical for all the Baby Boomers who are Retiring here, like ten thousand a day.