The only thing that is does better is the medical payments per occurrence, 25K vs 1K. 

When an applicant questions why we need them to show us proof of income or income equivalents of 3x or 2.5x the rent, we explain it is so we will know they will be able to afford their rent in addition to their other living expenses such as utilities, food, clothing, transportation, medical care, recreation, home supplies, home furnishings, etc.

Below is the a condo I bought near my work this February.Area: Near Texas Medical Center in a very nice safe neighborhood with good schools.Property Type: 860 sq ft 1bed/1bath Condo.Cost: $81000Remodeling Cost: $6000Finance Term: ALL CashCurrently Rent: $1000Maintenance Fee: $285 / monthProperty Tax: 195 / monthRepair Budget set aside: $50 /monthCash Flow: $1000 - $285 - $195 - $50 = $470Cash on Cash Return: ($470 * 12) / $87000 = 6.5% (approximate)My question is if this is a good investment to own.

The latter sets the stage for a long working career and a short, fulfilling retirement wherein you have an excessive amount of money and only medical bills on which to use it.

If you have not already buy your own medical practice facility and rent it to the Group !

For instance, many may dream of being a Medical Doctor.So they may even enroll in College but when they hit the Organic Chemistry course, it weeds them right out.

In fact, Indy is the ONLY U.S. metropolitan area to have specialized employment concentrations in all five bioscience sectors: agricultural feedstock and chemicals; bioscience-related distribution; drugs and pharmaceuticals; medical devices and equipment; and research, testing, and medical laboratories.Population Growth: With a metro area of over 2.1 million people, Indianapolis is the 2nd largest city in the Midwest and 14th largest in the U.S.

Even though we had title pull the records, title missed (I actually still don't understand how this was missed) about $15,000 worth of medical leins/HOA leins on the condo the owners didn't disclose, and title didn't show them. 1) We would've been SCREWED if the owners decided not to sell the home, because then our rehab money was stuck unless they sold the property.

A lot of medical supply and floating RN, homesupport, PT offices needed or not.

Mobile home parks, self storage, medical centers, grocery-anchored strip malls, fulfillment warehouses, etc. -- there are a lot of good options for continuing to invest in commercial during a recession!