Business plan is to go in and update the units and list all of them to medical professionals/traveling professionals.

We are slower than we were in 2020-2022 due to COVID boom being over and there is more market saturation.

It is "near" Xavier and UC medical school but I don't think you'll get student tenants in Avondale.

My mortgages and expenses are completely covered by my rents for my first property, and projecting the house I am leaving will be in a great position too - I currently house hack and rent to medical students, and just two rooms with a shared bath cover my mortgage - once I move and rent out the master suite, all my expenses will be covered, and still have a little gravy on top - not to mention the ability to use my LOC from my equity.3.

So, I am almost 50, retired already, pension of 7800 w/ medical benefits. 

WSU now has a medical school for students to remain in Spokane, Riverfront Park is in the middle of a $40M renovation and update, crime has decreased and like a lot of growing areas there are not enough contractors for all of the construction projects and work.  

Just make sure the market you choose is economically divers and has a growing population.I an 59 years old and I found BP about 11 months ago and I am still deciding what to do while I medically recover.

I started with a small medical condo unit in a great part of town.

You can require a statement from a local physician, mental health practitioner, or social worker that confirms the prospect has a "qualified" disability, per medical standards, and that the animal performs a necessary task or alleviates symptoms of the disability.

@Shawn Ackerman - My reason as follows:Credit score 556 (not a deal breaker if it was medical bills)She co-signed for a car and has her own. 30-60 day late payments on the co-signed car (total car payments $750), if shes stuck with the co-signed vehicle.