For safety reasons many service providers (health care workers, trades people, etc) are trained not to take off their shoes.That said, problems do occur with tenants who choose footwear that causes damage.

ULI is a good resource for general land development practices.Keep in mind there are specific organizations that you can investigate for each area of land development; Multi-Family, Retail, Industrial, Health Care and Office.For example the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC.org) is a great resource for Retail Development.

I have a day job in the health care field, and do real estate in my spare time.Landlording is not easy, but it's not brain surgery.

It amazes me that people will fight tooth-and-nail against health care reform because it's socialistic and anti-doctor, but completely ignore the fact that our educational system has been exactly that way for 100 years...

I see someone above hasn't caught on yet, solicitations in the forms without much participation aiding in solutions to a question.

Our healthcare systems are so different I would not be surprised if we just had far more traveling nurses down here as a Total Addressable Market.Not my asset class, just trying to help think out of the box a bit :)

Then of course branding that these D class will run and operate like B's and or saying that this tenant base is easier to manage than A class that simply made no logical sense and of course it was Morris opinion on that and maybe he was sold the same glass of cool aid.. now the carnage begins.. you have all these folks that bought these homes.. and if they are still with Ocean pointe they no longer are .. they need to figure out who what where and then try to find a new manager and not all managers are going to want to work on these houses. a few I have talked to simply will not at all.. because they don't want to be blamed for what came before them.So as Morris continues in the marketing of these homes I sure hope he has learned a lesson and will up his game..

Cities with a high proportion of steady jibs: government, education, and healthcare are usually good.

As the story goes the banks will start drinking the kool-aid again that the market has recovered.

The police then aided these scam artists to break back into the property by breaking the locks.