We also had an attorney draw up a Quit Claim Deed and put our property where we live and also raise cattle in the LLC's name for pre-emptive (no foreseeable debts) outside asset protection from personal creditors (ex. medical bills).

Or teach a medical facility how to set up their company because I don't know the language or terminology to teach them 100%. 

But for $140k no, I don't believe that would pay for half of medical school. 

Back then, my C Corp charges my rental properties a fixed sum each year, as management fee, paid monthly, so monthly it has a steady income, and steady expense, namely my medical insurance, and medical deductibles.The way I was set up, I had the tenants issue checks to me personally, I don't use an LLC to hold properties.

I have been learning much while I recover from a medical problem. 

Any other discounts out there for medical providers that anyone knows of?

Target audience would be the medical professionals and or within the area; I am surrounded by two hospitals within a ½ mile radius of the property and I have two colleges within the city.

I arranging a private sale with owner - he needs full-time medical care, and he likes me, so he is willing to part with property if I pay off his mortgage and slide some cash his way.

I did ask my local lawyer, but he didn't feel comfortable with helping biggerPockets create a WV packet.Along with trying to get her house out of the "unfit for occupancy" status (by the Housing Commission) I am also dealing with her financial, medical and legal problems.

Many people who do this have no actual medical issue.