Lastly, see what universities send medical students there’s and get in touch with their clinical coordinator. 

  ( which is me since I left my bagging groceries job at 18 when i got my RE license.)So for me there was only one reason to be in real estate and that was to afford shelter cloths and food and have a decent home to raise my children.the by product of this was being truly self employed at such an early age and realizing that I needed to handle my own health insurance and save for tax's and many other things that being a W 2 folks dont think of.. you know vacations cost us big time in RE sales in lost revenue and then the cost of the vacation.However for me I grew to like it a lot..

The tenant has health issues that (she claims) necessitate her relocating to a different part of the country.  

Especially if you are also having to pay for your own health insurance as well. 

The former home was rented out for a year, then we had to sell the duplex and move back into the single family for health reasons. 

Purchase price: $325,000 Cash invested: $100,000 2 Story Mixed Use building.Office/Clinic Space in Commercial Ground Floor unit.Residential/Short Term Rental in upper Residential unit.

You could have 1 billion dollars but without time and health to enjoy the proceeds it's meaningless.

The property is currently owned by my wife's mother who is in poor health (terminal) and she (mother-in-law) is moving to an apartment closer to downtown Eindhoven. 

One thing I've noticed is that if someone is "alone" at home I believe that is more detrimental than living in a small "community" and being around folks similar to them in age/health - I've seen many come from home and then after a month or two really "perk" up once they've moved here and adjusted.

Residential Assisted Living homes are proving to be a growing and lucrative niche for the real estate and health care investor/entrepreneur.The senior housing industry is currently estimated at over $300 billion annually and growing rapidly.