Are you looking at tenants who are Doctors, lawyers & dentists & other professionals, or are you looking at teachers and bus drivers?

Ya, this seller is unloading some of his properties for medical reasons...

It would not take many medical bills to exceed $100,000 in damages by your tenant. 

Now I have never been to Massachusetts so I can not give you any geographical thoughts on that state or the northeast of the Country because I have never been there.I. am 60 years old now and I found BP about 19 months ago while recovering from a medical problem I still have.  

The C Corp allows be rent my house 14 times per year to my company, write off medical expenses not covered by insurance, travel, entertainment, etc.Feel free to PM the next time you're in Indy, I'd be glad to dig into this deeper.

I am 60 years old and found BP about 19 months ago while medically recovering and looking into something I would enjoy for another 10 year or so.  

Would love to but flying off to Vegas tues night for medical conference...next month hopefully.Scott would love to chat w you sometime about REI stuff here if u don't mind chatting w/ a newbie

These medical facilities have been popping up all over the area and the land usage looks quite minimum and from what I can see, our property is more than large enough. 

Although some exclude such factors as medical from their assessment debt is debt, default is default regardless of the reason.

I spent 4 year in DC for medical school, it just never impressed me.