There's genuinely no "easy" medical school in any meaningful sense. There are schools that happen to be a better statistical and mission fit for you specifically, and that fit is what actually raises your real odds there.
Your best practical chances are usually your in-state public schools, DO programs, newer schools still building their applicant pool, and schools whose stated mission closely matches your own background — rural health, primary care, or service to a specific community, for example. Using the MSAR to match your actual stats against each school's matriculant range, rather than chasing name recognition, is what separates a realistic list from a wishful one.