I live in the Philadelphia area and work as a Medical Technologist currently.

Seems to me medical professional offices are the usual types of building near hospitals. 

Students, Young Professionals, Professors, Medical Personal, Medical Students.

The countertop installer has been put on medical disability so our GC is working on finding a replacement for him.PAST WEEK ACCOMPLISHMENTSTile in both showers has been completed.

You do this with lower priced homes, you'll have issues, more than half falling out unless you hold their hand, educate them, monitor them and motivate them to cure what ales them.Having a CPA who got divorced and had medical bills, or any other sophisticated professional, who doesn't need a babysitter is a much better prospect.

Then whatever remains, figure if you can live off that by month and by year....including things like food, utilities, car, clothes, insurance (medical and property)...etc.Note: maintenance - So you cancel the PM and save the 10%, but you still need to stuff like cut grass, shrubs, paint, fixtures.Note: Capital - don't forget to budget for that

I'm not sure if it was due to some type of medication or what caused it.

Eating healthier leads to less medical bills.  

Fifty-six medical personal attended her giving birth.

It's now somewhat more diversified with the largest medical center in the country, several universities, a huge variety of retail outlets and restaurants, the dwindling space center, tons of construction, etc.Still, folks are getting nervous as oil prices plummet and companies begin the inevitable rounds of layoffs (yes, it's already happening).