The tenant might just actually be crazy and do weird things when off their meds and then be normal the next minute.

I don't want to buy something that looses money, but, I really like what I have seen in the development and progression of area, especially the stretch between Dayton and Cincinnati, which has come a long way even since I graduated med school back in 2010.

First, it's not gains....it's ordinary income, with self employments taxes (SS/med).  

This house is in a great rental area right across the street from a major med school, he’s had no problems renting it out in the past.

One girl is going through college on a full ride(pre-med).  

I just read an ebook on the internet about an individual starting a business while attending college for pre-med school.

We also see a steady stream of engineers, construction workers, and med students in residency.

The buy and hold investor has a lot of great options, especially with the University in Lawrence and KU Med here in Kansas City area.

The economic factors associated with bio-med and nanotechnology combined with people being priced out of NYC are strong catalysts for growth right now. 

The med school too at UCR is having their first graduating class.