You should read about the Cleveland Clinic medical center.

They confirmed that they needed more space, so I felt comfortable moving forward.I got connected with a Realtor that specializes in medical commercial space.

This is why the Medicare Advantage and Medical Supplement businesses are booming big time.

👀Multifamily real estate was relatively resilient during the 2020 recession, with a smaller drop in investment volumes than most other mainstream asset types.

A repo, and then misc utilities, phone, medical.

With continued migration out of California, amazing weather, strong economy based on a huge retirement community, aerospace, a public university that includes huge medical training and a large biotech startup community, all signs point to another 30 year positive appreciation cycle. 

Fast forward a couple years and I have a decent job working in the medical device industry, but what I really want to pursue is a career in CRE.

My concern with the property is it is being leased by a medical facility at this time. 

While that’s  going well, I’m looking to go more mainstream with investing in Commercial real estate - medical office space, public storage etc.BP was suggested by a friend and I’m glad to see the abundant resources and network available here.I Would appreciate suggestions of any REI meet ups/events in greater Atlanta area. 

I received a hot lead from a motivated seller who wants out of her house for the following reasons:- Seller cannot cover mortgage alone so abusive daughter lives with seller to help pay mortgage (daughter arrested for domestic abuse)- Seller is elderly and medically disabled (low income)Any advice on how to help?