We are in the medical sciences and biosciences field...hence the investor committment in July.

Buy a home and rent it outChallenge 1: Slower turnaround, at this stage of my life, I would like to build a retirement nest egg faster as I am almost at that stage.So there you have it.

He was accustomed to making really good money and was recovering from a medical concern so his consulting business had suffered.

(Re)Urbanization seems to be a little slower returning to the east coast, though most municipalities have now realized they can no longer afford to support sprawl.

- Does anyone have experience with a dental / medical office tenant leaving you with a space that's only suitable for... dentists (or a very specific specialty)?   

With the steady growth of ECU, Vidant Medical Center, and the Brody School of medicine rents in SRF have increased over the last 2-3 years fairly steadily.  

Obviously this is a much slower process than finding a property, fixing it up in 90 days and selling it, but it is still a viable and lucrative option for many investors.

You won't find medical doctors being taught a new procedure by a non-physician retired salesman, you won't find a lawyer going to law school being taught by a some basket weaver......real estate is much different, most all of these gurus are "pitch men", they don't teach business or law or real estate, they show programs or schemes that are their product. 

I'm not a lawyer, but I'm certain that any extra fees are disallowed for these animals, as they are considered to be equal to medical equipment.

The probate documents that I'm concerned with is Duties and Liabilities, Notice of Proposed Action, Request for Special Notice, Creditors Claim (approved or denied) and the potential Medical/Medicare claim.