I have tenants in which the woman went bankrupt due to a divorce and the man went bankrupt due to medical bills. 

Be around friends and receive nice medical care.(4) Become homeless and live under an overpass, Cooking roadkill over an open fire.

Another reason is a nearby medical facility.

The full property is 70% occupied by churches and a couple medical office suites.

Car repairs, medical, unusually high utility bills will usually result in a call explaining that they need a week or two to pay their rent.

As some have mentioned the quickest way to do this and what I recommend anyone do unless they are heading down the medical/law path is to get into sales.

Just did a 100% LTC on a build to suit medical building on a SBA 7(a).

I would look into places with big medical fields.

Hi Robert,I have other medical field clients.What they tell me is demand for health care is high but the payouts if you are a new doc with the system is low.The docs do not want to depend on health care for their financial well being so they invest as well to create an income stream when they no longer want to be in the medical profession.The old timers fixing to retire in a few years tend to only take regular insurance as they have built up many clients and do not want that exchange stuff to deal with.The new businesses hungry for business are the ones taking the bulk of that business.

Low credit scores (low 500), unpaid medical bills, a few collection agency accounts, supposedly never late on rent.