It'll bring in $600/week.My official day job is working in a medical clinic. 

Office unless medical office is not typically NNN leases.

@Anil Bajnath look for a duplex in the Kissimmee area there is a huge medical campus that had started up in that area and prices are on the move.

There is some medical stuff in mid to high 1 million plus range but not investment grade tenants so loan is likely low 5's for rate with 20 year amortizations. 

Anything over 6 months indicates a Buyer's market (aka slow, properties are not selling, sellers are dropping prices), anything under 6 months (180 days) indicates a Seller's market (aka a hot market, more demand than supply, prices go up, multiple offers etc).A local broker should be able to provide you with DOM for your market and a complete break down by price segement (hint: luxury price segemnt is often slower) and also changes over time, so you can see a trend.

Since this was a doctor, his lawyer wanted to make modifications that provide protection for him as a medical provider and per HIPAA guidelines.

He’s applied for VA disability and has numerous claims with medical history backing so he’s banking on getting 70+% (he of course thinks 100% but idk enough to know how realistic that is).Alas, once he separates he wants to buy a multifamily home in January-March in the DFW area.

Plumbing is moving forward a little slower than I want.

Indy and the mid west move at a much slower pace if any.

Great stuff from @Jerryll Noorden.I do things a little slower because I am trying to be semi retired.