It turns out the heirs had agreed to pay the debt and signed a voluntary lien in their names with the dept. of health care services several years prior.  

I used to do large commercial, educational and healthcare work, but got bit by the REI big a few years ago. 60-70 hour weeks didn’t leave a lot of free time, so I opened up my own office and focus on residential and small commercial now.

Husband is employed full time (W-2) in healthcare and I recently switched from a W-2 to a 1099 independent contractor position as a lawyer (I’m giving these details to point out that our main business/income is not our RE holdings, but we’d love for it to someday be).

Were you able to escape healthcare through real estate?

However, we've found other ways to fill our properties..traveling health care workers, longer term stays and a lot of people fleeing larger cities to "get away"We are currently at full capacity until the end of June on 6 properties...so Happy camper here!!

Now I'm not familiar with residential construction but in my field (healthcare, educational, industrial building design) we use about 1.5-2.5% of the construction budget on construction administration, which would be overseeing the GC and coordinating with owners (investors in this case), documentation, etc.

I'd also like to offer health coverage to our employees besides ourselves in the near future....so I'll be in the same boat as you inquiring about health care coverage. 

Canada, free health care but you have to wait 6 months for an MRI

I work in healthcare and plan for extra cash flow either renting the ADU or doing Air BnB.

They rent to healthcare professionals across the country.