Tim, I'm sort of in the same boat as you, except married with a child.

Things happen during their lifetime, a mortgage, a 2nd, a tax lien, they have kds, bails problem child out of jail (bailbond), someone gets sick, delinquent mortgage then default, someone dies, the surviving spouse dies, kid(s) want their inheritnce(house), bills left behind need to be paid, etc.This is how people live and how real estate is part of their lives.

His credit is not the best because of lawyers fees, custody battle and now child support.The house is in Macon, GA.

I am a physician who has taken time off to raise a young child.

I had a guy bail & leave the wife & disabled child without any financial help.We gave them the month to leave as the home was too big & utilities too high for her to manage.

X 3 = 900 a month gross from 10 agents before expenses and also as a broker you have to keep track of student loan delinquency suspensions, license lapses, IRS tax levies on their commission, missing continuing ed requirements, child support licenses suspensions for non payment, rusty agents that hardly even close deals, etc.

I am married and have one child.

It ended up costing the insurer in the mid-6 figures because they did not want to settle and set a precedent (if my memory serves me correctly).I believe that it was a dog bite where a neighbor's dog bit a child - on our property.

The source as I see it could also be termed categories, wages, SSI, disability, child support, housing voucher, EBT, SNAP, alimony ect.In the case of saying "no garbage men", you are not discriminating against source of income as their income source is wages just as the local mailman's source is wages too.

One of the tenants was saying child was sick so couldn't inspect.