It has close access to highway exits, schools and many doctors .

So far, we already have one handyman referred to us and know of one small, honest general contractor.About the current owner: my agent found out that he is an old doctor living in Florida and just want to get rid of the property.

Linneman, holds both Masters and Doctorate degrees in economics from the University of Chicago.

The fact that he is a doctor makes it nice and easy to garnish wages in the event they do not honor the lease.

He probably had it a year prior to being diagnosed, but didn't know as the doctors never suspected it.

If so, perhaps sitting on a serviced lot and working on your neighbours may be a better long term strategy.I too want to build - in my case a Passivhaus set of {stacked} townhouses and a 20 - 30 unit Passivhaus apartment complex - but now is not the time here in NB.Is the old doctor's house over on Gray still for sale or the 4-unit on King (close to your work)?

Spartanburg Medical Center also has Resident Doctors that rotate for five years.

Because they are not "Doctors" yet, they don't have a Medical License(State Boards/AMA are verified in some ways, because they check out applicants).  

He owns Wood Doctors and is a very good carpenter.  

I was at a point hoping to become a doctor, but honestly the more I read into REI, I am turned to the business and finance route.