There are so many commercial avenues to sell - office, apartments, medical, land, manufacturing, warehouse, storage and more.

These are equity investments in properties with extremely long term leases to credit worthy tenants in recession resistant/Amazon industries like medical offices, quick service restaurants and industrial.The next is the value added multi family sponsor I mentioned above.

I just got a $4M complex under contract 2 weeks ago that is 52 units near downtown/medical center.

As a W2 you likely got medical insurance.

Most of the time the homeowner is simply down on their luck from a job loss, divorce or medical issues and can't afford to pay the mortgage.

I will be working at the Texas medical center so I am not sure whether I should house hack near the medical center or further away.

During my cancer battle I have met many warriors and their caregivers and for some, medical costs have taken high tolls om them in various ways.

Not being able to make a car payment or a medical bill payment will result, in most cases, in non payment of rent.Debt is debt whether it be student loans, medical, cell phone bills etc. when they default they borrow their landlords money to make ends meet.

(Don't ask me how to make that happen...with me and my partner it was either blind luck or Divine intervention depending on your world view)As Kelly Payne said, most of the ones who are willing to give you a good price are looking for quick cash, or an instant end to their headache.

Hey, my neighbor needs surgery but has no health insurance, so i'll go to a medical doctor site, read about surgical techniques and then offer to perform the surgery for my neighbor.It never ceases to amaze me that people with no knowledge or experience think they can be successful in real estate; what it really is is an arrogance that devalues the ability, experience, knowledge of those that have studied and performed successfully in the field for many years.