Hi, I own an apartment complex in the Midtown / Medical District area and am looking for a property management company with a clear demonstrated track record of taking a decent property up to a higher level in terms of tenant base, rents, and re-positioning recommendations/projects.  

Change your job to be software engineer or medical doctor, something high income but stereotypically low in "street smarts."

The policies were designed to issue without medical underwriting or with limited underwriting. 

My tenants are WalMart employees, hairdressers, medical assistants. 

My husband is going to be medically retiring from the military soon so we’ve decided to sell our Southern California home and head somewhere that our dollars would go little farther.

Casey Miles - WOULD NOT, WOULD NOT 1031 into a DST or syndication type structure if this is a majority of your net worth the 1 million.If for example your job makes 60k a year and you made 1 million through market cycle timing then if you were to lose that money it could be catastrophic for you.If you were a doctor for example making 500k a year and something happened to the 1 million where you lost some of it likely would not be the end of the world as you could regenerate capital back fast.When you 1031 into these syndicates you tend to lose control of your capital.

The Seller is experiencing some medical issues and needs an investor who will purchase the property with tenants.

I'm currently working on a high end flip in Boise and our contractor has had a medical issue that will prevent him from finishing the remodel. 

Doctor it hurts when I do this'.... 

I need some help, there is a medical office guaranteed by large hospital (nearly a 700 million in revenue) for 20 years.