I'm in the medical field and can invest $3.75M cash right now. 

If it is not, I think you bring your garbage to a facility there.Other?

I foresee it becoming a hotbed for medical professionals and chapel hill residents migrating there for the tax benefits and roi on selling their chapel hill homes and moving there....

I was born and raised in Dallas and I still live in Dallas County but I am still recovering from a medical condition but I am thinking this is the way to go.  

Hello, I'm in the market to do a commercial refi on a medical building in California we bought for $2 million which at the time was only half occupied.  

I see an opportunity to continue to get credit facilities from investment banks at 3.25% based on libor to get a blended cost of capital under 5%.

Have tried to vary my investments, a couple of funds, a couple direct, and includes multi family, office, industrial, retail, medical office.  

Your looking at a blended cost of capital around 24%.When I run my hedge fund, we get a blended cost of capital of less than 5% using a credit facility/warehouse line based on Libor at 3.25% currently blended with the targe returns of the fund at 8% (10% to 11% if interest is compounded).

Examples could be pre-foreclosure, tax lien, loss of job, death in the house/family, divorce, high medical bills, drugs, rental property gone bad, or anyone that was diagnosed with a severe medical condition.

I still have a day job as a Medical Device Sales Rep.