My only idea so far is to cash out the contributions we've made to our Roth IRAs, and pull the amount of qualified medical expenses from our HSAs (total ~$80k).

I did not ask her age ) with a disabled son ( he can not talk, and needs medical attention ).

Our West coast projects we have to hunt for indian burial grounds ( this is CA specific) on one project we found one .

I’m about to relocate to Ocean County, NJ, specifically around the Howell/Brick area, due to my fiancé’s one-year medical residency.I’m interested in investing in a single-family home or duplex that I could live in for about one to three years, ideally within a 15-mile radius of Jersey Shore and Newark Beth Israel hospitals.

It also has 2 hospitals, one of which is adding a medical school.

I've looked in Tampa (Hyde Park, Tampa Heights, Seminole Heights) and Pinellas county (Clearwater beach, Indian Rocks, Lealman, St.

By the looks of this property, it looked like these needles were being used for medical purposes.

You’ll want specialized coverage that accounts for the fact that residents are receiving medical or custodial care on your property.

A few things i've considered doing next is finding a quadplex, investing in an RV park, investing in medical offices.What should I do next?

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