They will talk to the retiree that have the money in their IRA, and help them understand the IRS regulations.Regarding joint ventures, I would get out some letters and CPAs and doctors and ask them if they would consider an alternative investment like Joint Venture Partnering.Everybody around you is a possible private lender or joint venture partner.

Simply put, this is the same dutyany professional, such as a doctor or lawyer, owes to his patient or client.AccountingAn agent is obligated to account for all money or property belonging to his principal that is entrusted to him.This duty compels a real estate broker to safeguard any money, deeds, or other documents entrusted to himthat relate to his client’s transactions or affairs.

The primary things keeping it alive are the dam, the medical community (one of the top athletic doctors in the nation works there) and a Google research facility.

Predatory dealing is taking undue advantage of another, charging more than the value provided in consideration of the money exchanged.When a service is performed by anyone, your doctor, attorney, CPA, trash man, painter, lawn guy, fees for services must be in line with similar services in that industry, if fees are excessive as to acceptable practice they may be seen as predatory or gouging the consumer.

One Stop House ShopThe House Doctor- We treat ALL your needsCaldwell Homes- Any home big or small we like them ALL (or use 'take' them all)There ya go, a few slogans you can put on a sign or advertise with.

I mean, those expenses are a bit high, but given the specifics and the fact that they're listed down to the penny I'd guess they're actual expenses and not pro forma numbers doctored up to make the building look better than it is.So, high expenses, 70% occupied, and rents below market potentially?

If you are renting to doctors who work at Dartmouth Hitchcock, you'll probably not get lots of takers, but if you are renting to blue collar workers, it's a different story. 

Granted, most of us are not lawyers or doctors, but a lot of us have licenses to do various aspects of construction.

Just like lawyers or doctors, it pays to work with someone that specializes in real estate and not a generalist.I know it's not an exact answer to your question, but you are much better served paying a little money for an expert opinion from a CPA you trust even if you get several opinions on BP.  

Of course, people like me see it for what it is...someone trying to get as close to 200 as possible without actually asking it.The marketing folks do it all the time from what I read in that article in a doctor's waiting room.In my opinion though, it doesn't look right for selling or renting real estate.