A 8 unit right next to University of Maryland medical school.

There are a lot of retirees moving to Lancaster because of the rebust medical support, so I'm thinking of making homes that are appealing to long term renters who are not ready for a retirement community.Luke

What could happen is the lender sees the deed was transferred then accelerate the debt so the entire loan would need to be paid during the BKThey file ch 7 it is to liquidate the debt (such as high medical bills) and when they file what to do with the home.

Just curious....I also left my full time job in medical sales of (13yrs), but instead of leaving it completely I decided to freelance as a consultant....the income I make from that is used to pay for my wholesaling business and investments.  

Medical bills are excluded.

Medical bills are excluded.

About us:We are both 31 years old and work in the medical field.  

I'd only be 47 with medical benefits for the rest of our lives and time for a new career.So my immediate real estate goal is in the next two years to replace my current income.  

Also, there is a similar 6 group of homes that just went under contract that is in a less desirable area on the opposite side of town, rents for only 1400, not growing as fast that asking was 30K more than what I paid for my group of homes.I see so much potential in this deal.The medical school is going up, there will be alot more health care professionals that would love to live 5 miles from UT/Medical area/Downtown.

Medi-Cal, CA's Medicaid program, is often a deal breaker.