I am to receive some stock pay out from my recently acquired Medical Company.If I boil this all down I guess I come to this. 1.

She works for a medical lab and makes sure the testing meets QC standards.

A while back i got a medical bill and on the back side there is a form for people to fill out that cant afford the bill and turn it back in.

J,Have you notice the amount of new investor wannabes, and everyone is chasing yield by looking for rentals in the tertiary market such as the Central Valley? 

I am currently retired (medically), I am 40, and married.

Exclusions and COVERAGE C MEDICAL PAYMENTS, 2.Exclusions:“Bodily injury”, “property damage”, or medical expenses for which any insured may be held liable arising fromor in any way connected with any “dangerous dog” owned or under the control of any:1.

Is there a real need in the community, a needs analysis needs to be done.Will you or can you simply serve an existing non-profit, like Council of the Blind, if so, simply lease to them or individually with a lease guarantee, keep it simple.If I were doing a conversion I would ask P&Z about a R-1 SFD being converted to multi-family, a 5 plex and leave it  at that, P&Z isn't discriminator about who leases, but if there medical  issues or security concerns about a certain population then you may have other ordinances, other restrictions can then be applied.    

I honestly feel like newer bay area home owners are a medical emergency or lay off away from foreclosure.

I wanted to get some feedback on what seasoned investors would do given the below mentioned projections offered in a 65-unit syndication:65 units recently remodeled/upgraded insides built in 1992 – 2000 (Class C)Tertiary Market 3min from a medium size university (~11,000 students)New roofs, New siding, New parking lots, Some new HVACs 4% Vacancy Rate due to units finishing remodelingListed Cap Rate 8%Value Add: Rents are 20 – 25% below marketProjected returns:Exit Strategy no more than 5 years65/35 Equity Split8% Preferred Return17 – 18% Annual Average Return15 – 16% Internal Rate of Return10.9% Average Cash on Cash Return87% Overall Return on Investment

I currently have another rental property that I have had great luck with medical students renting and have an "in" on the medical students from the school down the street.