So I thought it might be a good idea to start a thread to gather peoples' recommendations of substantive books in the field.If you have read Ramsay and Kiyosaki, you have a foundation for a successful career in real estate and business, in very much the same way that, having read "Run Spot, Run", you have a foundation for a successful career in literary criticism.

The general location is good but access, speed of traffic, and site work make it problematic without a dental office, veterinary clinic or similar specific user.

Given its location near Cleveland Clinic, a university, proximity to downtown there are a good number of multi family units that might fit your criteria.

Housing there is in demand because of the clinic and I'm sure it plays sort of like a big college town with some twists.

We were successful builders, building small commercial projects (office parks, office buildings, office/retail condos, medical/dental clinics, etc.)

Cleveland Clinic headquarters so a lot of high paying jobs 2.

He is a very warm and social person, while I am more numbers oriented and clinical.

It all depends on the bill rate from the hospital/clinic. 

It feels a little... clinical.

While it doesn't have industry, it has the best Hospital in America (Cleveland Clinic), a new Amazon Center is being built there, an up and coming food and beer scene (two of the top 50 breweries in the world are in CLE), and loads of other scenes (art, music, etc) that gives the sense that Cleveland is doing what Pittsburgh did and is making a come back.