I’m new to commercial RE investing and I’m considering a single unit medical office for purchase for approximately 245,000.

I have been working on this property as a "handyman," never got the license, because she then made me the Medical and Durable Power of Attorney.

However, it is a market where there are a lot of students/working professionals/military/medical professionals coming in and out for short-term stints so...We're considering doing a semi-luxury house hack with a 4 or 5 bedroom SFH.

In modern society you absolutely should not have people in crippling medical debt unable to dig themselves out, no matter your income and background.

Don’t underestimate medical science and their ability to come out with a drug.

And for Healthcare/Dental, medical and the cheapest dental plan would probably suffice.

@David Robinson There were a number of factors that made Knoxville appealing for us.1- Mid/Small size city which we are more comfortable (similar to what Colorado Springs used to be) 2- Newer homes in general (i don't have expertise in the challenges associated with 100 year old SFHs)3- Diverse and growing economy (UT, Government Jobs, and Medical to name a few)4- Affordability (Turnkey SFHs are available in the low $200K in great neighborhoods)5- It seems more off the radar for investors than Memphis and Nashville which means less competitionAs for credit score, mine actually dropped from 780 to 760.

A little background: I'm 36, married with a 4 year old son who has high medical bills, and a little lady due in March 2021.

Some pharmaceutical company may have been working on a medication to reverse the kidney disease.

The area around John Hopkins main campus and University of Maryland Medical center are two of them I really like right now.I hope this helped.