After 14 years in the medical field I am venturing into real estate investing.

Financially, we got hit a little hard this year with the birth of our second child, medical bills, vet bills, car repairs, and house repairs.

My medical problems and the problems because my wife had a stroke, the same year, made us hand over the keys, and we moved to Illinois where the family is.

If they missed payments on medical debt I don't worry about that.However with the current eviction moratorium the guaranteed money of section 8 has become even more valuable. 

Seller financing isn't the best option as the sellers need the finances from the sale for medical procedures and retirement.I've been pondering on different ways to acquire the property but I've gotten to the point where I've been starting at the problem so long nothing makes sense.

I took a promotion with my medical sales job, and move to Wilmington, NC (beach town) in 2017.

Hello,Any physicians or other medical professionals in the group that have invested in or built their own assisted living or RCFE in California? 

This is important because, if your sub does not have Workers Compensation and CA determines they were your employee, then you will be stuck with the Medical bills and lost wages.

Much less intervention, and more time to do the income producing work.

Title insurers vary in their underwriting requirements just like medical insurers and auto insurers.