For instance, I'm more accepting/lenient when it's a medical bill in collections because those type of expenses are typically unexpected and can be very overwhelming for many people.  

New medical park, new resorts, new Sun Rail station coming through.. they've got it going on, and at a great price. 

There was a medical lien on his person, not attached to that property, and it was around 8 years old.  

Since I will be renting to young people (students, medical interns), I plan on providing a month-to-month lease.  2.

I went through a tough medical situation.

Upon leaving my wife and I will spend a year travelling and then she will start medical school, location is TBD.  

Currently I would need to make $150k a year in real estate to match my near term earning potential at my job (plus medical and retirement with a pension).

You would not want medical advice from a doctor who only focused on the main methods and the main objections.

It is on the backside of Orlando Florida where houses are booming and the new medical hospital (which my wife has signed on straight out of the nursing school and is awaiting final construction).

Other visitors were also professionals like doctors, engineers, college professors etc. ...Many of these same professionals can be going through money issues of their own - like foreclosures, divorce, bankruptcy, medical collections, etc.