We've done buy and builds ourselves or can do BTS's but retail medicine in general has a hard time making the debt on a ground lease work, so if you are looking to do that the medical space is likely not the user for you, but if you were looking to BTS or to sell, its a solid end user to work with.

He went to BYU with the intention of becoming a doctor, but did poorly in chemistry which would be required as a prerequisite for medical school.

(So you don't help to build up the rest of our medical bills through the medical system of course.)

If you got of law school, medical school, dental school, or grad school, you could still qualify. 

It does well as it attracts medical, academic, athletic, and entertainment.

And with your medical experience and real estate experience--not to mention your knowledge of medicaid billing--I don't think you need him.

I think it's important to start with this - is your 250k debt what you owe in principal on the mortgage on your home or is this separate debt (credit cards, cars, medical, student, etc)?

Near Medical Center, UTSA, or somewhere else if it is a really good deal.

This has been great as there has been a general decrease in the number of traveling medical professionals in our area, and those travelers have been more price-sensitive than during COVID. 

I'm building a new MF house, targeting travel medics.