Rick Doctor I have a new home being constructed and will be ready by 3rd week of May.

He was a doctor who served the community.

Certain medications and diagnosis of certain illnesses could prevent future insurability.

Hi Rick, you want to talk to doctors and dentists and business people in your sphere of influence ( friends, family, church, soccer team) that want to invest to make 6% to 7% safely on their money.

Are you referring to the Medical Center of Aurora hospital?  

We are working on rebuilding our credit, as we were hit with some major medical expenses from our first baby having health issues very early on in her life, and we had to survive off of our salary income mixed with credit cards.

So it would make sense to build communities around medical care that is age specific.

I'm sure we've all met medical doctors or lawyers (extreme examples of a licensed professions) who were idiots.

It's extremely common for tenants to blame late payments (or lack of payment) on some medical issue, death in the family, broken-down car, etc.

About me:$55,000 in the bank account$160,000/year in W2 income$2,000 saved every month on average$569,000 last appraised value of our townhome$458,000 @ 3.625% left on our mortgage  $65,000 @ ~4% in student loans$0 taken from $35,000 heloc on our propertyFuture debts:I'm going back to school to get my Doctor of Nursing Practice in August which will cost $80,000 over the course of 3 years (8 semesters) (Stafford loans for school are around 6-7%)Invitro ferilization, *sad violin...*, with insurance: $8,000 at leastFuture W2 income:our combined income will probably be near $200,000/year after I finish school, however I will have $80,000-$88,000 more debtLong Term Goals:Free and Clear our first/current homePayoff/Purchase Buy and Hold rental propertyPay off loansShort Term Goals:Have a baby Complete my nursing degreePurchase Buy and Hold rental propertyMy humble request from the BP community is to please share your wisdom and guidance with me.