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

All of it can be thrown in the trash, except for pharmaceutical medications you need to hold for 14 days but then those can be disposed of as well.

I had always thought the place should be within walking or 10-15 minutes from the medical center.

Looking to network with Commercial developers for a 3 acre residential lot in Soddy Daisy.Considering ideas for a Storage facility, office ( doctor, dental, insurance etc ) or apartment/townhomes.Lets connect and exchange ideas!

I also lose my voice very easily (I have a medical condition) so would like to save my vocal chords for 2nd round calls. 

.- Located close to retail, restaurants and major employers as well as Upstate Medical University, Syracuse University and the US Army Res Center- Some tenants have been in place for over 35 years without major rent increasesPlease note projected is their Pro-forma, not mine

I’m currently a second year medical student here in San Antonio.

I live in North Alabama and currently work as a medical professional for the past 21 years.

Austin has 118 people moving here every day, has the state government and huge university to bolster its economy along with being a huge tech hub and now soon a medical hub. 

I think most landlords starting out have a far greater chance of loosing their property in a bankruptcy proceeding,due perhaps from a long term illness or some other medical bill.