Those things basically read "You will not win if you try to sue me unless I am a high-level crook, so be prepared for that" -- and then you either like the operator/team/asset/location/asset class, or you can't deal with the passivity and lack of control.I get the same feeling when I play poker: if I think I can win, then go for it -- but calling the person who took your money a fool and requesting your money back just ain't gonna happen.I suppose one gets some measure of relief knowing the track record, the skills, and the integrity of the operator, and imagining oneself in a "herd" -- after all, these $10, $20, $50 million dollar equity-side investments don't happen unless dozens of doctors and millionaires have faith and confidence in the operator and investment.

Take care - Doctors and dentists sometimes get stuck in the worst deals since they trust others too much.Learn about investments BEFORE you buy anything. 

They have a need for short term units for nurses, doctors and teachers who just want a place for 6-9 months.

At present, I’m mainly concentrating on properties around major hospital systems, concentrating on rehabing properties for residence doctors.

Besides the one she owns with me, she owns a few others, some with her son a doctor.

I, myself, is STILL doing the grind in healthcare (therapist), and while I do love the job, sometimes I wonder why i still have to "ask" for a day off, or "ask" if I can have a day for doctors appointments for myself.

@Ben Zimmerman LOL, LOL on the Nigerian Prince and the good doctor.

I don't know what your daughter wants to do when she grows up (doctor, teacher, etc.) but depending on what she does want to do, and what she is doing now, you only get to be a kid for so long.

I actually work with a lot of doctors to help them find offices to lease/buy. 

I have my bachelors in neurobiology from UC Davis and my doctorate in optometry from UC Berkeley.