Purchase price: $1,050,000 Cash invested: $400,000 Single story Commercial medical office building with three medical tenants.

Muffler shops, car washes, Fire work stands, Insurance offices, Medical plazas, daycare buildings, etc. 

I work at an medical device factory but currently I am deployed overseas for the Indiana Army National Guard.

But we owned a huge house.And every time someone would come over and do work on something on the house, they would ask, “Wow are you a doctor?”

The Airport is planing to add 60,000 jobs, Lots of jobs being created in the medical field, In Clarkston they are building a $400+million dollar medical campus right now, New casinos in Detroit, Lots of new commercial building.

That was years ago when I owned rentals and an active business and prior to Obamacare, I cannot charge off medical insurance to my rentals, or to my active business.

Hospitals in the area use a large number of traveling/short term people (Doctors, Nurses, students, etc) requiring short to medium term rentals.

I am glad that when my wife or kids or even myself go to the doctor for an operation that we see people who have done hands on training rather than being self-taught.  

Most traveling medical professionals only get a couple of weeks notice after receiving a contract/job.

If it's medical for example are you taking advantage of student loan options to only pay 10% of your salary, for 10 years?