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.

The hospital is a good draw, is well capitalized and well managed, and has spawn a large medical services community. 

Anything you buy and finance, like a boat, should be half down and financed to be paid off in 18 months no more than 2 years.Unless you have a huge student debt thing going on or supporting your parents or have medical bills that are not disclosed, you don't need to do anything but tighten up your belt.

I want to rent it to Medical students that are doing 1-2yr rotations.

I would look into places with big medical fields.

Because the models are so different, the exact same stats can produce wild fluctuations in the score depending on the model.What's more important is to look at the report, too, even though it takes more time:Any recent bankruptcies, collection items (and a lot of people are more forgiving of medical related debt)?

Hi everyone,This is a condo near Texas Medical Center, which is a great rental area medical student and Rice University student.It is 1 bed and 1 bath, 744 sq ft, already has a tenant in it right now.

Our targets are office and retail leased to medical services.

I have been reading and listening to podcasts for a few weeks now and thought I would introduce myself.About me: I am a husband, father of 2 (2.5 year-old boy, 5 month old girl), and travel nationally working for a fortune 500 medical device company as a consultant in the areas of leadership, process improvement, and change management.

If your income changes from $700/mo to $2500/mo because you sold an asset or made some holiday money (and assuming it's reported), the recipient's share of medical costs for that month is every dollar over a certain amount (calculated on cost of living and housing for the area).