Property needed renovations and the Prescott Valley market has a large medical presence.

@Josh Smith why not do a low down payment loan, furnish a place, and rent it out while you are not there to people who have similar schedules (traveling nurses/doctors/Oil & Gas)?

I feel that Indianapolis has much more economic diversity - tech companies, pharmaceutical/medical, several colleges, manufacturing, distribution centers, hospitality/convention centers -- so we are not as affected if one particular industry takes a dive.Our real estate areas are also very diverse.  

Also since I've lived here my whole life, I can say that Pittsburgh was an older population until recent years where the city is now becoming more of a tech town in addition to it's already existent medical roots.

Wanted compensation for lost time at work and doctor bills.

Hello,I am at the cusp of finishing a medical education program, with a significant income increase on the horizon.

I don't know any occupations that pay $200k right out of college, not even most doctors and engineers.

You can buy "Subject To", rehab, Sell, rinse, repeat, or buy "Subject To", Rent, rinse, repeat.Or, find a doctor, dentist or businessman with lots of cash to invest and pay them an interest rate you are both happy with.

Question is pretty much in the title - any other self employed RE professionals using a Section 105 on your taxes to offset insurance and medical costs?

This will cover the property and liability and medical expenses (usually up to $1 million).