In Phoenix Fascilities are desperate for clients  and there are no  waiting lists  even for those who are on medicate or Medicaid ...

In my free time, I enjoy rock climbing, mountain/trail biking, motorcycles, coaching lacrosse, and studying for my return to school for pre-med/medical school.   

To answer your questions1) I think that with the area especially near the local medical school and looking at comps in the area another 10% with minor improvements (Paint, minor bathroom/kitchen changes)2) Great question I did the 70% rule minus rehab for that price.

Donald Cressey is The Fraud Triangle: 1- A perceived unshareable financial need. 2- Perceived opportunity. 3- Rationalization.Financial pressures change in life, medical care for aging parents, a family member becomes ill, college costs, mid-life crisis, substance addictions and gambling, jealousy/feeling "owed" or wronged, social pressures to "get ahead"...The biggest losses are always where there are no checks & balances, no separation of duties, no policies and procedures in place. 

There might a few blocks that are okay near the UPMC Medical Facility and near Zembo Shrine, but there is a lot of crime in that area. 

We hope it will appeal to nature lovers, those who need a writer's retreat, or possibly those who are in town for treatment at Houston's medical center.  

The UT Medical Research Facility is suppose to open in the next year and that will bring a ton of nice paying jobs as well.

I have been doing that on a SFH I purchased with the original intent to make it into student housing for a medical school nearby. 

I learn well online - able to stay motivated - but due to medical issues sitting in a classroom would be really painful.  

I am not sure if once documents are in the "pending" list if there is human intervention or not.