I was curious to see if anyone has experience investing in Medical Offices.

@Craig Bussey I recommend @guygemmer ;) - Did you happen to call my office Friday and talk to Jannette?

We would be looking to rent the space as work/live or an office or creative space of some kind.

As far as who needs to have a license, it is up to the local code officer.

Go the city web site and search for "contractors" or give them a call during office hours and ask for instructions.

I don't like office properties but that is just me unless it's medical office in certain situations.Office when economic downturn happens people tend to move to cheaper warehouse space, reduce space they need in the current building to stay ( they have employees work more from home), or they shut down the space all together and move to a home office at their house. 

I just made my first real estate investment in a dental office.

That said, I would advise you to find a good real estate agent/office with good knowledge of the multifamily market to help you find something that works for you.

Next thing you know it was about 3 weeks later and the owner tapped me on the shoulder and called me into his office and asked “what do you think about running the sales dept. what I’m trying to say is the same thing as everyone on here said “ get smiling and get dialing and it will be ok” it’s just fear of the unknown, we all have it at some point in our life but we get past it.start off by looking forward to hearing the no’s for each one gets you more comfortable and closer to a yes.

For the commercial stuff, they will just want you to use your LLC and have at least one house in LLC, if possible to make the loan look better or more solid for when they sell it off to the secondary market, or just for their peace of mine, if they keep it in-house (this is my impression, as I'm not a loan officer or commercial lender).