I'm very familiar with the subject, having lived in an area where there were various Indian tribes; and in fact we custom built a medical/dental clinic for them.

I have a deep burning passion for this business, I work every single day towards it, I work full time in Medical IT, and I enjoy my family.

Unfortunately, unless you find the absolute perfect buyer, aftermarket parts don't affect value at...or very, very little.I took $9000 as down payment for a $36000 house worth $50,000 to $60000 bank appraisal and cash flows roughly $275 excluding just PITI (not other expenses).Then I took the other $6000 and paid off credit cards to become debt free with exception of some medical bills after my daughter was born and spent time in Intensive Care.And that's the power of real estate!  

I'm particularly interested in corporate housing (especially nurses/therapists since I am one and could possibly use that to network with the companies placing the medical professionals).

Purchase price: $375,000 Cash invested: $80,000 Single family home 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with a split floorplan (read - nicer for house sharing); total renovation in 2017 (read - minimal cap ex and minimal hassle); walking distance to campus, medical centers, city center, 6th street, parks (read - not relying now shutdown public transportation or long commutes).

. * have an emergency fund for each property. * have an exit strategy I see too many people on bigger pockets wanting to leverage way too much, wanting to get to 10, 50, 100 units way too fast... and using partners or using other people's money and investing it without having the experience for it. 

Individual owners' condo policies only cover contents, a small amount for interior fixtures (usually around $15K, depending on the policy), liability, and sometimes medical payments.

Wal-mart has already started turning excess front sidewalk space into a medical center by doing a bump out to their building.

I’m also getting HELOC on personal and one rental as something I can use short term or as emergency fund.

Medical Payments: Provides coverage for an injury suffered on the premises.