I don't think kicking out an existing tenant with their own medical condition is "Reasonable".

If you are currently looking to invest in Houston, it needs to be understood that it is a fast-moving and competitive market.Having an expert firm that has exact knowledge of the local markets and their behavior is a must when choosing properties to invest in.The real estate market is extremely dynamic and active, with the housing market is booming and considered by many as the center of the nationwide real estate investing frenzy.With its diversity, business climate, numerous universities, strong presence in the medical industry, as well as positioning in manufacturing, shipping, and oil and energy, Houston’s diverse job market continues to drive new residents to the area.Pros of Investing in Houston1. 

Medical and Educational Growth: Cleveland is home to world-class institutions such as the Cleveland Clinic and Case Western Reserve University.

For instance, if you want to rent to traveling medical professionals make sure to buy near Texas Children’s Hospital or another Level 1 trauma center.

I don't understand why the tile in Las Vegas is so much better than in my properties in California.I went into a new medical building a few weeks ago and the entire building has some sort of vinyl with a wood design and the stuff looks beautiful and really tuff.

It's not mainstream.

Whether a applicant has fallen behind on medical bills, phone, hydro or car payments is irrelevant.

My husband was a renovation contractor at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for several years. 

If the seller has any judgements against him like unpaid medical bills, they those bills attach to the property.I could see the sub2 working because of the equityThe point is there IS NO Equity.

I am still slowly recovering from a medical condition and I found BP about 18 months ago and I am spending about 8 to 10 hours a day (7 days a week) aon learning as much as I can until I am ready to do something everyday.