With most of the major markets running caps in the single digits, and the secondaries and now tertiaries not far behind, investors are looking for greener pastures.The dirt may be "shovel ready",  but the project still has a lot of lot clearing to be done.Just my 0.02Good Luck!

You can eventually trade money for time instead of trading time for money.My job was in the medical field where working all holidays were normal and I'd be lucky to get coverage for a week if I wanted to use PTO.

The person stated they wished to sell the home due to mothers medical bills.

These include fast food, dollar stores, medical offices and others.

Thinking about targeting around the hospital for medical professionals.

However, I have been rather successful in rebuilding my credit after two forclosures, two charged off cards and a defaulted car loan as well as loads of medical collections.

Favorable business conditions and a reasonable cost of living are largely driving growth.It's the tertiary markets: midland/Odessa, eagle ford, etc that will be impacted in a meaningful way by oil prices.

I am in the medical field, and my father in law is more or less a contractor who now specializes in speciality carpentry work.

@Thomas Cheek  here is a list of markets that are tertiary to consider1.

It might help to get a more accurate opinion on costs if you mention what type of medical practice would be utilizing the space, i.e. if there is anything in particular that you need to have the space accommodate like procedures, x-ray, gas lines, etc.