Account Closed - I like the idea of medical housing, I already dabble in that field here in MN.

This is a tiny portfolio loan in a relatively tertiary market with an out of state (by a long shot) investor. 

Retail is moving to an "amazon resistant model" Think service-based locations where you get your medication, pick up food, or an escape room.

However, a foreclosure form a mortgage lender is one thing (and not a simple one), but a foreclosure prompted by personal debts or medical debts is an even more tedious and slow affair.   

It's important to realize that the closer the unit is to the University of Vermont/Medical Center or Downtown the more they will bring.

Augusta's proven to be a very stable market with attractive industries like military, medical, cyber, manufacturing, tech, etc.  

right.So with that being said it was only 4 generations ago my people were not able to own land, it was 3 generations ago we were forced to own is redlined parts of the city and IF (this is a MAJOR if) If our people were even given a loan from the bank to purchase the home , they were ridiculed and ousted by the community for simply chasing the "American dream".This is what we mean when we say SYSTEMATIC racism has held the black community back longer than most even comprehend, underfunded schools, under represented political, medical, and educational positions, food deserts, nepotism in the workplace, crack in the 80s, disproportionate policing and imprisonment, the list goes on and on.

If you don't have a billion dollars, saying you want to make a billion dollars is like saying you should work on a cure for cancer with no medical background.

If a property starts off with initial positive cashflow of $200/month in a tertiary market and another property has initial negative cashflow of $200/month in a area like San Diego or Los Angeles, it does not necessarily mean the $200 positive cashflow property is a better long term investment.

But I think medical office, urgent care etc.