@Joshua Strickland they makes sense for a SFH, the building I’m looking at is zoned B1 and was previously a medical practice.

This person is marketing to long term visiting nurses/medical people or university officials.

The state also continues to pay for their medical bills. 

I tend to think that right now as families head back to school we are seeing a bit of a slower season but it isn't big enough to affect prices that much.

Nobody really knows what rent growth will be, so it’s best to estimate low.Another reason returns may be lower since the pandemic is that renovations are being done slower and premiums might be lower than expected.

Looking ahead, investors will continue watching for news about medical advances, vaccine developments, government stimulus programs, Fed monetary policy changes, and plans for reopening the economy.

I want to do a house hack to cut down on my expenses and avoid being a starving artist, but I have to start over with my work history after being out of work for a year and a half due to medical reasons.I'd previously consigned myself to just paying rent for the next two years while I rebuild my income history, but then I thought what if I just use a hard money loan instead?

Is it legal to refuse a prospective tenant if they have a medical marajuana card?

So monthly income is $1600.His girlfriend has 3 delinquencies on her credit report, including one medical bill.

Estate taxes can be high so best to look to avoid it.Paying for children's college tuition, medical bills, using the annual exclusion, creating trusts can be ways to avoid/reduce the estate tax.Gifts above the annual exclusion require the filing of a gift tax return.