My only idea so far is to cash out the contributions we've made to our Roth IRAs, and pull the amount of qualified medical expenses from our HSAs (total ~$80k).

Aren’t doctors busy enough why do you want the headache of some random house in some random city.

I did not ask her age ) with a disabled son ( he can not talk, and needs medical attention ).

I met a guy at BP con last year who is a doctor in Detroit who doesn't invest there lol. good that someone local cares about Detroit for once

I’m about to relocate to Ocean County, NJ, specifically around the Howell/Brick area, due to my fiancé’s one-year medical residency.I’m interested in investing in a single-family home or duplex that I could live in for about one to three years, ideally within a 15-mile radius of Jersey Shore and Newark Beth Israel hospitals.

It also has 2 hospitals, one of which is adding a medical school.

By the looks of this property, it looked like these needles were being used for medical purposes.

You can be a doctor or software engineer making 6 figures and not understand financial risk.

You’ll want specialized coverage that accounts for the fact that residents are receiving medical or custodial care on your property.

A few things i've considered doing next is finding a quadplex, investing in an RV park, investing in medical offices.What should I do next?