I have a working DST right now with Healthcare Realty Solutions, great return, check hits every month, I like the fact that they are the sponsor and broker for the deal "have skin in the game", I also like that it is a gyno clinic in August GA tied to a medical school, seems pretty stable. 

However, there are a fair amount of paint peeling, sagging wood homes and boarded up homes.With that said, $121k is not going to happen in the near future unless either the land bank has a 4.0 plan for this area (which they don’t), you  really spruce it up (ROI low), someone starts building condos as its near the highway entrance, or Cleveland Clinic just “floors it" on expansion plans.The comps and consistent condition of the other homes on the same block won't allow it. 

My senior partner is retiring at the end of the year, and he owns the building where our clinic is located.

I have no idea if your setting if you work in a hospital or clinic but what I do understand is that nurses are usually on a rotation.

@Joe Splitrock Actually there has been a lot of growth due to the Mayo Clinic making a big hiring push.

There could likely be a social worker whom speaks their language and if not they will use a translating service because all hospitals including outpatient clinics are required to.

We then took the profit from that and built a 15,000 sq. ft. building down the street whcih we leased to a State agency, then a medical/dental clinic for an Indian tribe, then ....

However, when I do more personal counselings/events outside the pharmacy (nursing homes, private consultations, immunization clinics, etc), I wear what is comfortable and put no efforts into hiding my tattoo.

I have accepted a position for school for Respiratory Therapy at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN where my house is/was for sale.

Banks, clinics, retail and restaurants all in the area/ walking distance.