We are working on a medical office building in Fullerton, to be built down the street from St.

If you decide not to go after any of the ones in marketable areas, that are actually buildable, let me know, I need just one house project to do while getting the medical building going.

One thing is certain, the Boomers will get sick, have hip and knee replacements, need rehab, or work on staying healthy, causing all the businesses in those areas to prosper, and that's one reason why we are focusing on medical office space.

Trained as a medic and LVN by the Army (did not complete my rotations b/c of the back surgery I just had).Experience: I can’t say I have one particular thing I am certified in.

If you are starting from zero and only have $100-$200/month to invest, definitely stock market (assuming you already have an emergency fund).

It has potential; however there's 14 vacancies; and the owner wants to retire due to medical condition.

Under hardship they cited things like High Medical Bills, Burial/Funerals, Education, ... etc.

I currently work as a medical assistant and part-time bartender, saving as much as possible.

Like the others, we respond immediately to emergency repairs...we had a couple units with frozen pipes this year.

Don't spread yourself so thin that you won't be able to absorb an emergency, prolonged vacancy, or some other catastrophe.