I moved from NYC like my buddies and living conditions are better here, which does not make sense either.I radder live in a country where healthcare is fully private, that allows services to be a lot better and faster because poor people cannot access it, these people clog hospitals and clinics all over the world.If a public health tax is cheaper than private health care, I dont care, I just don't want to pay taxes , period.I can't wait to ge out of here and move to Missipissi to meet my buddies:http://youtu.be/yuanrYGnIOI

Just like many med school students don't know what type of doctor they want to become until they take certain classes and do different clinical rotations.

From a quick google search it seems there is a very usful website for tenants/landlords in your area http://www.michigantenants.org/resourceliband here is the evication timeline http://www.law.msu.edu/clinics/rhc/publications/Ev...I hope this helps.Good luck.Lior

Lowes and Home Depot offer free how to clinics.

My girlfriend is doing her clinicals there for med school, so I'd like to buy a house there for the next 18 months, then rent it out.

Married man, working 9-5  started a clinical research supplies business and completing my MBA.  

Maybe I should just renovate it and rent it out since it is also close to one of their biggest hospitals there (Mayo clinic).

With the room/lavatory set up in each room, could it be leased out as a NNN lease to a MedNOW, CPC, or other urgent care clinics. 

I too spent lots of time and too many dollars on a Doctoral Degree that I no longer use (clinical doctorate in physical therapy-so a whole lot easier than yours:)....Investing can do the trick for you.  

I had the same thing when i was at a Prosthetic Clinic.