I became interested in real estate about 7 years ago when my medical group began looking to buy an office condo.  

If I take on the project, you'll hear more from me.I'm planning to use the cottages to expand my medical doctor housing business.

We see it as a privilege and a blessing to be be able to do so.My former employer, a major medical center/hospital, had a mission statement that really hits home.

Over half of which is just from the medical/education side (CHOP, UPenn Health, Temple, Drexel, and surrounding suburb schools). 

Probably a medical bill and the police may take care of that.

We put together a deal in Redding for the local tribes, it was for the medical/dental offices, which in turn gave them viability with investors to get money for their casino.Sounds like you have quite a sweet deal going there!

He is receiving unemployment $1,100 per month and will go as far as 6 months.He is in the medical profession (PM has not advice which area) and has said that he has two potential interview.PM submitted to my consideration on the premise of not-so-bad/good previous records, income from unemployment and potential to get a job.My common sense does not agree, but then again, I am a newbie.1- Would any of you consider it?

I have no problem with tenants that have filed bankruptcy if it was because of a failed business or medical bills.

I believe in most of what is said here and I hope it will help me decide on what to do while i medically yecover from a brain aneurism and a trike I had at age 54.  

Right after the closing get an insurance policy that will protect you if there is a loss.I am 59 years old now and I found BP about 11 months ago and I am still trying to decide what to do while I medically recover.