My first and biggest complaint was the trainer, he was a terrible speaker.My girlfriend is a professional speaker/educator for a medical device company and I am a semi-professional magician/comedian, so I know a thing or two about public speaking.He was late both starting and finishing every day; he was also late for every single break and lunch.And although our trainer was passionate about the material, he was not supportive and had absolutely no apathy for his audience.The concepts they were teaching, often times go against deeply ingrained ideas some of us have held for 25+ years or more and would stir up deep emotions.Whenever a question was asked for more information, he would yell “you don’t need to know the details!”.

Give one holder the POA to administer the note with a named trustee under the security agreement.These features can help those heirs in the event they die or become incapacitated, as their share becomes part of their estate, Another point is that if they ever require medical benefits and must qualify for assistance, one holder won't be tagged with the entire balance owing, as they may be and can fail to qualify until that asset is "spent down" for the applicants benefit.The restriction to the sale of the note makes it rather unmarketable, if any assistance program or other action requires the note to be valued at it's market value, the resulting value may not exist or must be evaluated significantly lower.

Next one is on Dec 12, 2014@vlad kuzin Wouldn’t the tax sale override the medical lien? 

Here in Houston the economy has been on fire for several years, driven by the energy industry and, to a lesser extent, medical.

NO OFFENSE TO THE PROFESSION OR NEED, BUT IT IS MEDICAL SLAVE LABOR IN MANY REGARDS.

We have a tenant who occasionally falls behind by a few weeks because of ongoing medical issues with her son, but we know she's good for it and eventually catches up.

You should be buying houses with your W2 and eventually, medical office, and commercial.  

The Medical City in Lake Nona has been the hot topic for a while now, might be worth checking that out.

You will be 800k all in ( 650k buyout ) for a monthly rent of 8,250 and your estimated costs of 1,700 a month = 6,550 a month.78,600 a year net pre-tax.You are getting about a 10% annual return on your money but is based off of one tenant.Office is generally not NNN structure unless medical.

They are mostly professionals and students coming into the area for an internship, rotation (medical students, PA students, other healthcare professions), moving to the area, or are here on buisness.