The tenant callep up on friday April 8th to extend the court date, given an excuse medical issue.

I am Matt Lindsey, a Naval Officer in the Medical Corps currently in training in Bethesda Maryland.

I'm looking to get into the real estate market in Omaha, and eventually expand out of state - and I may possibly move out of the country.My little life story (this may help with any advice or resource recommendations):  I'm in my mid-30s, I've never owned property, and I haven't exactly been down the smoothest path in life (medical issues, anxiety issues, poverty, blah blah blah). 

Office/medical leasing specialist Douglas Richardson said “it’s a pretty picture for office finally and getting more glamorous all the time.”

Chapter 13 from medical ok maybe.

And never ignore medical bills :)

This is due to the anticipated demand from the Medical Mart and Convention Center, which just came online this year.- Cleveland Clinic, with its $3 billion endowment and its top-in-the-world facilities, is in Cleveland (surprise!)

He sounds like he would not make a good tenant (he's banking on getting a job in the area but doesn't have it yet) but he brought up an issue we hadn't considered:  outstanding medical debt.  

It's when you are off of work for a certain period of time for family related medical reasons.

I have seen many of those where the medical bills were over $100,000 not counting loss of earnings claims.