6bed Medical Detox for rent. 

I also recently left the medical field to pursue investing, but made the transition a bit smoother by getting my license first.

I'd bet her car broke down, medical emergency, something like that-- and most importantly she'll tell you when she plans to pay.   

If it is medical bills we tend not to care as much as long as they are paired with someone with better credit etc.So not super black and white on this issue and maybe why you are finding it hard to get specific answers.  

It's only for emergencies - think medical emergencies, huge expenses or deductibles that come up.

My wife and I got a First Position Heloc Loan, and I liked it so much that I left my job in Medical Sales to join a company that specializes in them!

Here is the breakdown35% payment history- How reliable you are, late payments kill you30% amounts owed - How much you owe and how much credit you have available.15% length of history- How long have you had credit. longer the better10% new credit- older accounts better they show reliability.10% types of credit - student loans, medical bills, credit cards, car loans

I am looking to potentially buy and manage a property (goal is a medical office building or something similar) and was wondering if anyone had any advice on searching for these properties?

I'm a contractor at a medical clinic, and don't get any of the perks like the employees do. 

Looking ahead, investors will remain focused on medical advances to fight the coronavirus.