Its easier to rip out the band-aid swiftly then painfully over time.Good Luck.Upen Patel

You will occassionally see life companies making commercial real estate loans as small as $3M, but these small deals are usually made on properties leased on a triple net basis to some incredibly strong tenant, like Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, or some other national credit tenant.

Which will aid in finding the crooks!

When it does, I believe they are going to rip off the band aids and cause one of the greatest opportunities for cash investors since the mid 80's.

Additionally, some title companies are attorney owned which is a good mix of both worlds and aides in the education of a title agent.

For example, I have had people say that Kool Aid stains are normal wear and tear.

I became a Realtor myself to aid in this strategy.  

To Cerner's credit however, they have brought amazing healthcare IT to our market area, sold to hospitals and doctors offices around the world.  

expenses.From the HHS website:An exempt “home” generally becomes a countable asset -- that is, its equity value is counted against Medicaid eligibility limits -- if the owner has no living spouse or dependents and Moves into a nursing home or other medical institution on a permanent basis without the intent to return,Transfers the home for less than fair market value, orDies.Using home equity: When the house is no longer a "home" and becomes a countable asset, Medicaid may require its equity to be spent on the homeowner's healthcare costs.

The city has a strong banking and healthcare economic backing.