I travel every week as a consultant, which I’ve always felt was a disadvantage in my greatest desire of meeting up with other link minded individuals, especially those who have seen success with RE.I have zero experience in RE, but I’ve been listening to BP podcast for about a year now and it’s quickly became an (healthy) obsession.

I have been a member of Biggerpockets for about 3 years learning very much there and because of my medical condition I spend most of my time 10 to 12 hours a day, seven days per week, on the Internet and I read a book about every two weeks. 

As far as pain medications, half the guys I know in construction have been on pain medications at one time or another.

@Joel Owens  to follow up this site is predominately landlord roof over your head site..its not a place where commercial developer dwell.and the friends of mine that are in commercial IE own a mall or  strip centers etc.. tend to be self financed more family office type money .. and then on the office space i tend to see bigger REITS and BIG family offices like Schoenstien from SF etc in our market.these companies dont know about BP and travel in different circles. not that there are not a lot of well to do BP members etc becasue there are.. just that its a niche space.. and as Joel pointed out this is predominantly roof over your head type investments for people to live in.. 

If I had cancer I'm pretty sure I could find medical reasons to persuade a court to adjourn your hearing  and it's not like there will be money to pay that mortgage while you are waiting for the eviction to go through.

Vanessa Allsup try NREIG - they gave me a much better price on my ATL triplex than I originally had with Geico/Travellers and I like that you can access all of your paperwork easily online - very user friendly.

We (husband and I) enjoy meeting with local investors or investors wanting to be more local.Enjoy the rest of your travels!

Medical tenants have heavy TI when they go in so if building is really outdated and old they may leave to a new building completed by a developer with all the new bells and whistles unless you just have the best spot in town already. 

When I travel by to see the house in person, it had curtains up as if someone lives there.

We rent it out on Airbnb when we travel and have made between 15-20K per year.