He was a motivated seller that needed money for medical bills for his wife.

Now upstairs, there is a 3 bedroom condo which is renting for 1200, while her medical office rents for 1700.

So I know I can get the return.....but since this is not my full-time job, the speed at which the return comes is slower.....

I am a 60 year old medical professional and am trying to get my 20 and 22 year old children turned onto BP as well.We want to step away from the Turn Key seller but being out of state we need to put a trusted team together in Indy.

Aiming for the traveling medical professional demographic.

Usually it's just a note from their Dr or other medical professional stating their need.

I will get it fixed ASAP as someone can sue you that they need to have a/c on for medical reason.

Hi BP,So I came into possession of 2 medical offices, about 1150 sqft each.  

Hi @Daniel Ortiz.Purchase price: $375,000Down payment: $12,500Repairs: $12,500 (This number is almost half of the prediction because I could do most of the work myself while living there)Rents: $1,000, $920, $1450 (slightly under market now)PITI: $2200FHA advantages: Low down payment (3.5%), low interest (3.5%)FHA disadvantages: Not seller friendly, must owner occupy for 1 year, no way to remove PMI without a full refinance, cannot go over appraisal, sometimes slower (I did not have this issue, but hear is all the time in the forum)The seller wanted top dollar for his property, but no investor would get the returns they wanted with so much money down and then the repairs.

It's completely different if you start talking about retail, office, medical space.