The natural pivot to think about is MTR, but from what I hear those are usually occupied by traveling nurses/medical professionals, those on corporate projects, etc predominantly.

I have received some comments too about looking near the Medical Center as there are some multi-family homes in the area.

It's not unusual for people to have had a rough spot in their history due to something like medical bills that just crushed their score.

I then did what most would do with medical issues, and legal help.

The Technical Directorate will conduct the technical and legal evaluation of the projects and is responsible for recommending to the Council the exemptions specific to each request it evaluates.A Classification, whether Provisional or Definitive, is nothing more than the approval by the Tourism Development Council (CONFOTUR) of a given tourism project, as capable of benefiting from the benefits and incentives of the Law.Likewise, with the approval of resolution 49-2014, a step is taken for tourism projects that may be included under Law 158-01 and its modifications, to offer health services, and that can generate important tourist flows, under medical tourism marketing channels, not common to vacation tourism.In short, all exemptions granted by CONFOTUR are established in Law 158-01 and its modifications.

Hi,I started my Rental Arbitrage journey last year in Austin Texas and i currently have two units that are 8mins from a major hospital (St David's Medical center).

Just do so knowing that it’s not a perfect solution today and requires finessing and human intervention to get right perfectly, but it makes a great jumping-off point for a more productive, efficient industry.

Medical Payments: Provides coverage for an injury suffered on the premises.

I was a medic down there and found an investor willing to mentor me and had me move out here and completely cut me off after I worked my a$$ off for him for 2 months without pay.

It's clear that some intervention is needed.