Brent Shryock I think you're referring to secondary/tertiary markets.

I am 60 years old and found BP about 20 months ago while was medically recovering.  

Maybe they have maintenance planned in the area and can remove it.There is no reliable medical evidence that electrical equipment creates health concerns in the surrounding area.  

However, I found that they also have a foreclosure on their record and that apparently the man has an upcoming lawsuit being brought against him from a medical provider.

The presenters included syndicators working in apartment buildings and multifamily, self storage, medical office and assisted living, passive investors, lenders, property managers, single family investors, turnkey providers...it was a deep roster!

I have been on BP website for about 20 months and since I am still medically recovering I have spent about 10  every day (7 days a week) learning about real estate since I still cannot walk.  

My wife and I have purchased a tiny house so we could travel for her residency (she's in medical school).

Sort of like using hard money on your first flip vs asking grandma for her medication money on the first one you try.

I also got a real estate broker license after I graduated from college (In1980) and kept that active until I had my medical problem.  

If you want to be a doctor, a medical degree tends to be a good investment.