We loved it so much that I actually left my job in medical sales to join a company that specializes in them!

We are negotiating on some land for a medical office building (but it's going to take a fair amount of due diligence) and if we get it locked down, you can bet I will be posting to find investors to buy it.

Instead, I explained to them both that the tenant would now have to live without a working kitchen sink until my plumber could get to it without any emergency charges involved (which took 3 days) and stressed that no work is to ever be done by her and that I will hold her mother financially responsible for any future issues.

Target people with medical problems / health issues who cannot keep their houses 29.

Our first was a 10,000 sq. ft. medical office building.

Nothing crazy, yet, but I see an emergence of wholesalers once again as prices go up.

My company performs CASp inspections (I do BP in the after hours) our headquarters are located in San Diego so I am very familiar with the climate and accessible building issues here.IF YOU ARE NOT IN CA CASp DOES NOT APPLY TO YOU.You do not have to provide a elevator for a two story building IF there are no medical facilities located on the second floor I.E. lab, dentist, and doctor, etc....

At some point its like a sign will appear that give a contact name in case of emergency.

Do you at least have an emergency fund or line of credit available in case something goes bad (eviction, major repair, etc.).

- How quickly will I need this money if I have an emergency?