Maybe I'm too left brained, and I'm no doctor, but it sounds like talking to a medical professional about a possible anxiety disorder is required. 

I built a medical office in an approved location and that process alone took 4 years. 

You should look at speaking with each tenant and seeing if they are interested and if they are that would help solve the negative cash flow issue by now having a chunk of the leasees downpayment to cover any payouts that you have.This is HUGE in todays market with so many people getting their credit dinged for FORECLOSURE of MEDICAL or late credit cards.

I come across probate, medical, divorce and other situations.

Not saying it is predatory, but taken on the whole, the security provided and other claims, it can cause trouble.Private investors or operators/borrowers, small entities with key persons, need to look to the issues of death, incapacitation, incarceration, marriage, divorce, bankruptcy, other judgments and in some cases, aspects of asset management and asset (note) valuation as such may effect medical and death benefits.

and others make many millions here through crop production.The medical field is also booming here, and we have seen demand continue to increase even as new offices open up. 

Perhaps only one step above military barracks, these housing solutions must include training facilities, dining facilities and medical facilities.

I'm thinking of a strip along 288 east of the Museum District and the Medical Center.

All other credit was ok the home medical bills and subsequent divorce forced foreclosure.

I am a resident physician and my wife is a medical student.