Question for you all concerning the analysis of a triple net property.I'm working with a client who's interested in a 6,000SF office space set up for medical spaces.

The University of Houston is located close to Houston's top attractions, including the largest medical center in the world and downtown Houston.

The president also knows that I live in New Orleans Louisiana Where we are under a lot of stress.I’ve also shared with him my underlying medical condition and asked him to revisit this once the pandemic has ended.

New Haven has Yale and tons and tons of jobs in the medical fields that aren’t going anywhere.

Turned out I was easily able to deduct my monthly health insurance, car expenses, medical co-pays as part of the company's benefits.

I went through a junior military officer recruiting and placement firm called Cameron Brooks and began a career in Medical Device Sales in 2017.

What about medical costs as you get older?).

I'm directing my clients to continue to invest in markets that are popular with professionals and college students (especially medical and law schools) as well as with Section 8 in markets that have transitioned/are far in the process of transitioning. 

It will be a long-term play because appreciation is low and slow here, but some of the highest risk areas are right outside of very popular areas (huge river renovation/development and out the medical district, think hospitals, research facilities, med school), so it's a good bet! 

My goal is to start buying rentals, and eventually transition out of the medical field over the next ten years, (or less if possible).