She's currently behind in payments and taxes but the bank hasn't started any foreclosure proceedings (yet).Facts: She recently refinanced them un 2008 and pulled out a lot of equity, not all of it but most of it to cover medical expenses.

Finances are screwed due to medical et al.

Though if you have perfected time travel that would give you a competitive advantage

I pick markets I am familiar with and within 1-2 hours of total travel time (I like to be able to see the asset physically without too much trouble).

If you want to travel further there are lots of others around Boston and south of the city.Good luck!

Before I travel down to the area I am hoping to get a better since of precedent investments from the BP community to confirm that the location is what I have been reading in other forums.  

At that point we will start using the cash flow so we can slow down at work and travel, establish or support more charities, etc.As @Brian Hosier points out, there are benefits to retaining the debt as long as it is controlled.

I think that is a possibility for this tenant, but probably more likely would be a young professional couple with no kids, a couple with kids at Porter Gaud, a medical doctor at MUSC, or the law school, or a group of three C of C kids.

The existing tenants are long-term and consist(ed) of a pharmacy, medical clinic, dentist, law firm, bail bondsman, and 4,000+ of vacant space.

I am in sales so when I am not travelling 16 hour days I am working 10+ hours at the office plus take client calls even when I am not at work.