I can see 4 or 5 full time gigs and you're balancing them all  Children, Military, Clinical NP work, Land lording, property management - which of these really floats your boat? 

The loan is for 5 years with an inflated payment at the end of the term.The initial goal was to build a clinic (instead of renting like I currently am).

Also, these programs typically require an in-person clerkship/rotation at a nearby clinic/hospital, which offers some back-up plan to the "remote learning" problem.

I wanted to ask if any of you has a problem with the opioid disorder clinic tenant. 

Working for JNJ for the last 10 years, I have a clinical, sales, and marketing background, and I primarily invest in the equities markets.

The lower income areas tend to have lower income focused businesses and services; Buy here pay here, rent to own, pawn shops, clinics, cheaper merchandise stores, etc...

My marketing is pens, I give them out to all the contractors I see at a clinic to give them pre employment drug screens. 

The loan is for 5 years with an inflated payment at the end of the term.The initial goal was to build a clinic (instead of renting like I currently am).

Neither the quaint term “granny flat” nor the more clinical “ADU” gets at how critical this form of housing has become in Los Angeles over the last few years.

Meaning, If I claim I stubbed my toe on the door step of your rental property and I'm owed $5 million for the loss of my pinky toe, your insurance carrier steps in and says "Hell no, we'll give you $50 to cover your copay at the walk in clinic...Have a nice day and be on your way."