If you "borrow" money, then the repayment terms can be clearly laid out whereas in an equity partnership things are much more fuzzy and strains are more likely to occur which is why many recommend not doing business with family and friends.

I would think that in the long term it will increase the demand for electricity and electric-powered appliances (increasing prices) and strain some states' power grids.

Except for the emergency room staff, who may or may not be hospital staff (they may rotate into the ER from their private practice), doctors are generally in private practice or belong to a larger office of physicians with admitting privileges at a hospital so they can use the facilities to perform operations.Also, you speak about the Affordable Care Act in the future tense.  

When did timber our data base was a custom built one were we compared Aerial photogs to plat maps . then we tele marketed . we only sent letters if we could not reach them on the phone.. but keep in mind we were only working a data base of maybe 7 to 10k props. and we took them rotation starting at one part of the state and working through them .. but we hit everyone about every 6 to 9 months. 

You gotta budget your time much more closely and yes it will strain your marriage and yes it will take away time from your family and much of your income too , Atleast at first Here’s the thing you must understand though .

Maybe corporate execs that are on a 3 year planned rotation. 

Sure you can go hire your own employees, pay worker's comp,  pay payroll taxes, file your quarterly taxes, pay benefits, take the time to hire employee(s), train them to use your platform, and manage their time. 

I've easily thrown ~$20K already, I've got a mortgage on the property, thankfully not causing to much strain on me, but regardless, i'm losing $ every month I'M Paying the mortgage and not a tenant.

As long as you have farming experience you’ll know if they’re running your land out of nutrients or not rotating crops correctly.

It just makes both parties miserable and strains our professional relationship.A concern with MTM leases that some have is that tenants may leave in the middle of winter when it is hard to find a new tenant.