Medical condos are probably the second best assets class in the condo category as these tenants are a bit sticky, however like office you have to be careful about the oversupply.I would stay away from the business districts and focus more on the neighborhood districts that have 24 x 7 traffic.  

@Justin Rice, don't forget that if you rent out your house you can use that income to qualify for another loan.

hello I want to ask bigger pockets of there's a way for us members to make a sticky for like a bigger pocket meet up.

It's a sticky situation, I'm speaking with my attorney before making my offer to make sure I have all my bases covered. 

(You should see my computer room, I have notebooks, sticky notes, printer paper and flash cards everywhere as I was connecting the dots trying to figure out the perfect plan.What I'm thinking would be the best bet for me, would be to go the FHA/203k route if I could find a reasonable Quad or Tri plex and take one of the units for myself, renting out my current home AND renting out the other 2/3 units of the small multi.It's not a matter of if I could save up the money, I could have 8-10k saved up by christmas if nothing catastrophic happens, it's just a matter of the fact that I have been studying off and on for weeks and itching to pull the trigger. 

I PROMISE you the tenant will be on the former LL like white on rice.

Therefore, my primary measuring stick is Cash Flow.  

darned sticky keyboard!  

I have a property in a sticky situation and need some help from a professional management company.Thanks.

We ended up using Rice Real Estate in Las Vegas and have been very happy thus far.