Unfortunately for medical reason I could not join local law enforcement but luckly I found a great replacement real estate. as mentioned in previous post there are some great rei meet ups in the nyc area.

I frequent tax sales in my area and have either received a tax deed or a tax lien certificate before I bid for a deed I learn the rules for the area and also check for IRS lien it can bite you It lasts 120 days, some state or county liens may stick I have seen child support lien or in one case a 20k medical lien(somehow connected to a state university) stick Here I wait a year and do a quiet title depends on the state

I have an idea that I should be able to find an independent handyman to do real simple stuff- change the A.C. filter, turn off the water in an emergency, check the circuit box, give access to repair guys, etc.

Here are a few real estate books I have found great value in.Guide to investing by Robert Kiyosaki,Emerging real estate markets by David Lindahl, the one you mentioned,Think and grow rich, Napoleon Hill,The millionaire next door by Thomas Stanley,I welcome the opportunity to pick up a book and learn everything I can to enrich my knowledge..Now for your questions, this is what I have come up with so far,1. my time line, will that mean how long I will hold the property?

I plan to establish an "emergency fund" for unexpected expenses, just not sure what is an adequate amount for this.

If a doctor wrote a short book on how to surgically remove a foreign object form a stomach for non-medical folks, would that doctor not have any responsibility for botched jobs by untrained surgeons?

I get around it mentally by not relying on it as sole stream of income and by keeping a good chunk of emergency money.

My family use to own a multiple location medical DME company that we sold to a large hospital system awhile back and have been real estate investors since.

Actual Just Leased Rent Comparables - Medical Office in Montebello/Monrovia/Alhambra (San Gabriel Valley)Base Rent (NNN or Modified Gross expense basis): $1.89 to $2.65/SF/monthAdditional Landlord Operating Expense Pa...

I need to reinvest about $1,120,000, and have looked at everything from single-family homes, multi-family homes, apartment buildings and commercial properties with either office, medical or retail.Friends think I'm crazy to buy single-family homes since I'd need a number of them to satisfy the 1031 exchange requirements due to the low cost of properties in St.