I am specifically looking at properties somewhere near the medical center or near the airport but I am open to other neighborhoods in or around the city.

It would probably be the time I was over at a tenant's place caulking up windows and the medical port in his arm fell out.

I am a single mom of 3...I recently worked as a medical assistant and due to covid and lack of child care due to schools being closed, among other problems in the office i worked in, I quit my job.

Commercial (medical offices)I am trying to create a syllabus for myself to learn the areas of:- Building a network- financing/funding- Market analysis- Closing a deal: legal docs, titlesNot sure how to transition this so here it is: I would greatly appreciate some pointers or articles, books, websites, etc. that you may have found helpful along your journey.

If you are paying Joe hourly and there is no contract there is a chance you will be paying what Workers Comp would pay Joe (in CT that is approx. 60% of lost wages and all the medical bills).

One is an individual with only personal medical coverage asking $700 the other is a small company with general liability and worker's comp asking $1050.  

One bad month or emergency (medical/ car/etc) and you are screwed.....

I've heard from Jesse Vasquez (big in medical professional housing) that he doesn't do rent by the room for liability reasons but I've heard many are successful with it.

An expensive repair to the Prius and some hefty medical bills could be disastrous without the cash savings.   

More jobs, businesses, better travel connections (for example, we have 3 airports in the tri-county area, which have more frequent variety of flights all over the world), history, we are more sexy (at least in Miami, which tends to be more in the news / public eye) than West Coast, logistics, medical and other industries thrive (and, therefore, hire) here more than on the West Coast.