I found BP about a year ago while medically recovering and I have still not decided what to do.  

Two of my last three tenants in different places: a young girl with a decent job who wanted to buy her own place (and did so after a year in one of my houses as a great tenant), and a "just married" young couple with one in medical school, great people.

I found BP about a year ago and because I was medically recovering I have spent a bunch of my time learning since I am stuck at home.  

My business partner works in medical and has quite a few contacts who would love to invest in real estate passively - not in a private lender capacity, but as part owner in a medium to large deal (I know, that's all relative!).

Got kinda sideswiped by medical things, as well as small domestic issues like babysitting, but in crunch time they can get big kinda fast and hard.

Thanks, Brandon Timm Medical Device Sales, Elite Medical Solutions 

You are dying.You will be dead soon.Soon is a relative term.It may take 5, 10, 20, 50 or 100 years (dependent upon our medical advances at that point).But, you WILL die.There is no doubt about it.There will be a moment when you are on your deathbed, hopefully staring up at your loved ones, getting ready to move on from your earthly body.Then, you will die, and what the world knows as you will no longer exist; ever again.The time you have in between that moment and this moment is all that you have in this life.What you choose to do with that time is 100% up to you.What does that mean?

The discount at purchase may be due to any number of situations: foreclosure coming up, financial difficulty, an arrest, a divorce, medical situation, a vacant or abandoned house, or an owner's death. 

My mother, never having had a W-2 job, rarely had medical check-ups.

Illinois is a medical marijuana state but we do not have dispensaries yet.