I work full time in Healthcare IT (software Program Manager - very visible and demanding) so I'm trying to decide whether to pursue a small claims court filing or writing this off as a learning experience on how to deal with inheritied tenants.  

Also keep in mind that Healthcare Liens also stay with the property.

If anyone has any books to recommend to aid in a solid foundation (from scratch), please do drop the title in here!

As to real estate, immigration crack downs might effect that roofer you have, individual health care policies might drive up the cost of doing business for small contractors if they will still be required to be covered, seems they want to get rid of Obama Care but still want everyone covered.....we will see.

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There are examples of social justice gains via lawsuits in other areas - ending legally sanctioned segregation in public schools, abolishing the poll tax, requiring due process hearings before government aid is terminated, facilitating receipt of welfare support by eliminating barriers based on interstate movement.

In my city most people work in healthcare, manufacturing or in corporate positions and I believe I could benefit from an online MBA here.

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I don't have a background in accounting or real estate which I believe would be helpful in aiding me to understand some basic key concepts and calculations when learning what it takes to be successful in REI.

There are some stable health care facility reits that pay 7.5% if you really prefer 100% hands off.