I am new to real estate investing and am torn between all the options.I negotiate contracts for a living in the healthcare space and hope to bring some of that background to this venture. 

Senior housing is all the rage and its within the spectrum of healthcare but it's closer to hospitality or multi-family product than it is to medical office and requires operational capabilities that I don't have.

I am currently working a full time job in health care, but hopefully not for long.

My experience is actually in health care, but I recently joined the real estate world last year when I became a licensed realtor.

I come from a healthcare background, and started dipping my toe into real estate last year.  

I want my income to appear as low as possible so I can avail myself of no federal income tax and free healthcare from Uncle Obama.

I am a PM for a smaller healthcare GC and issue PO's upwards of $100K on a daily basis like it is nothing. 

I work in, arguably, the most regulated industry in the country (healthcare) and they can't say a thing about my outside interests (unless I'm unethical, and then it could translate to losing my medical license, potentially).  

For us, that amount includes health care, which spending reduces taxable income anyway. 

Suggest you complete your profile, add your picture and continue to contribute.The challenge of trying to help a 3rd party assist an elderly friend with specific issues on a national/international public forum is that any advice must be restrained and general in nature.In CA, where I've been working probate and elder law matters for three decades, our state program is called Medi-Cal, administered by Department of Health Care Services.