My costs would've been a bit higher had I not used connections who allowed me to use their printing facilities. 

Any advice on renting to a tenant with medical debt and liens.

how about Weed growing facilities that's the rage her now and this needs SEED money as banks are reluctant..

Just recently the father moved out to a long term care facility leaving the son behind. 

The Data you would gather would be as following.Revenues (monthly or annual)-Monthly Rent (remember to subtract amount for vacancy Ex:10% )-Any other revenues (Ex: laundry facility)Expenses (monthly or annual) -Property Taxes -Insurance -Maintenance & Repairs -Utilities -Advertising -Property Management -Capital Expenditures Then once you have all of this you would do Net Op Income = Income – Expenses (Does not include Debt Service)Now to figure out cash flow you will have to subtract your debt service from your net operating income.Cash Flow = NOI – Debt ServiceThis is a basic analysis but if you want to get a bit more in depth you can use the following to help with your investment decisionReturn on InvestmentROI = Cash Flow / Investment BasisCapitalization Rate Cap Rate = NOI / Property PriceTotal ROITotal ROI = Total Return / Investment BasisI hope this gives you somewhat of an idea.

I personally like to throw in some specialized VNQ: Vanguard REIT (real estate investment trust) ETF because it includes rental income in the form of dividends from various sectors of real estate like hospitals, apartment complexes, storage facilities, office buildings, and retail shopping centers - areas I would not invest in yet personally, but instead through a REIT, which typically has higher dividend payouts than other funds.

It will be interesting to see if medical or other industries fill the gap.

Hi BP community, I am in the process of closing my first 100+ unit apartment building, I have experience with purchasing and reposition under 75 unit building, I would appreciate some best practices recommendations for a facility of this size.Thanks for the feedback and all feedback is welcome!

Seattle-Tacoma region is a solid hub for institutions of higher learning, and for hospitals and medical research.

The property was close to a regional medical center and nurses tend to get flown in to provide extra help and she also managed her own mobile homes through airbnb.