At Edita, Sorry I was out this weekend with a family emergency.

I can afford medical coverage or whatever, but at some point we all retire into the system, at that point you'll get better benefits by staying in, like free drugs.

A SFR market emerges that looks like this: crappy houses that can command a high rental price by packing students in, often in illegal structures, basements, converted garages, trailers, vans, tents, whatever.

You can't force them to let you do non-emergency repairs if it interferes with their right to "quiet enjoyment" of the property.

I am 26 years old and work as a researcher at the University of Mississippi Medical Center.

On our current medical office project we have designed it so that someone can buy the whole building (10,800 sq. ft.), or 1-6 condo units.

This lot however is located right across the street from a median sized medical building.Hope that was clear, again I am not the best writer and have never done this before :)

Build an emergency fund- $1000 at first, then use it only in an emergency.

It doesn't snow here but if the AC dies in the middle of our 100+ degree summers it is an emergency.

The reason is restaurants are higher risk in the NNN space and go darker faster and have a shorter life cycle than pharmacies, medical, etc.Doesn't matter if the franchisee owns 100 restaurants.