I am now setting my sights on multi family or commercial medical office.

The cashflow can look good on paper, but the risk of vacancy is just too high in those areas because tenants are often just one minor medical issue or car repair away from missing rent.

-Medical Center is undergoing a huge renovation, doubling in size, and it is supposed to be the biggest medical center when complete between Albany and Westchester.

I live down in Texas in Dallas County and I am 60 years old and I found BP because I was still medically recovering from a brain annuerism and a stroke looking for something that is flexible, otherwise I would still be working in my own flooring company and would never have found BP.  

His spouse is in the medical field and makes around $45k. 

Have such order served to tenant, and then enter, possibly requiring the presence of local law enforcement or hire of a state marshal.A process which takes weeks and 100's of dollars.The ONLY time the rule does not apply is an emergency situation. ie; an emergency repair, such as a broken water pipe, or an emergency medical situation.All others, go to court.I enter without permission under ANY other circumstance, I get arrested.

If the MHCO's are not careful and/or continue to raise rents the way they are in many MHC"s you will start seeing some intervention.

(Job loss, transfer, medical problems, etc)2.

I am usually able to save a few thou from my medical hustle each month, so I should be able to reinvest it.

I am primarily looking at some townhouse/condo in East Downtown (EaDo) which is an up and coming area as well as by Hermann Park/Bayou where prices are a little higher but can be rented and hold value due to the proximity to the park, medical center, and rice.