Unless you are ready and able to quit your job tomorrow for full time REI, it may be beneficial for you to keep your job and insurance for a couple of more years to see how the health care law changes and court challenges end up.

I am in the early stages of planning my biggest project ever.What I am planning is a mega health care/fitness facility.

Me: Masters Public health ( grant writing/ health care admin.)

Seniors with and without health care needs, special needs adults, drug and alcohol rehabiliation, victims of domestic violence....you name it.

Add in health care expenses and it's clearly not feasible.

In New York, we have something called Healthy New York which is geared to providing affordable healthcare to low income folks.

I have been a physician in the healthcare field for 10 years and finally looking to start leveraging myself for retirement.

The debt available depends on a ton of factors with primary lease term, area, demographics, strength of the borrower, etc.I am not worried about Amazon getting into the healthcare space.

I have several properties in Toledo, OH, and my goal for the last several years has been to get out of Health Care and become a full time RE investor.

I am self employed and work at Apple part-time for the healthcare benefits.