For example, someone can have a very low score but due to an old medical debt, or the same exact score but due to recent unpaid car note and utility bills.

This is bizarre because you claim to be a physician and typically physicians have some type of online footprint like medical licensing, a company, or at least a LinkedIn account.

*ROOM-BY-ROOM rents are starting to become very popular in the medical industry -traveling nurses, surgeons, and doctors find room-by-room rents to be more affordable and accommodating to the changes in location their specific profession requires. 

But the reality is that it’s really hard to get top-quality, strategic tax advice and expect it to be cheap.Think of it like your health: if you had a serious medical issue, you probably wouldn’t pick the cheapest doctor.

If you’re investing with a “media personality” whose expertise is MARKETING and who HAPPENS to be “marketing” real estate then your results are going to be what would be expected when we take medical advice from a plumber; stock market advice from a barber, or real estate investment advice from a salesman.  

Ask the tenant to confirm they’re okay and that they’ve received any medical care needed.

I have another tenant who has just had to abandon their lease for medical reasons, so I've had to let her out of her lease.That apartment will now have to be cleaned, renovated, and the long interview and vetting process before I can find a replacement.And now I just found out my worst tenants, the ones who destroyed the upstairs apartment with their filthy lifestyle, have announced they're moving next month too!  

Corporate/Mid-Term rentals could be a great option as well, especially if there is a management company that has a relationship with the local medical system.

Medicals I am tolerant of.

If crypto ever comes main stream for currency I am 1,000% certain it will be dollar backed "for stability" and controlled by the FED. 0% doubt in my mind.