Only professions that impose quotas like medical doctors are immune from race-to-the-bottom wages and the supremacy of capital in the labor versus capital struggle.

OK, I sort of like my job, the pay was great, and it had good benefits (medical). 

Hi, all is very true, but be very careful in dealing with those in nursing homes, not only is there a competence issue and many times family toi deal with, but the biggest problem will come if the seller is selling to qualify for medical benefits.

Will there come a day when South Dakota will be a paradise compared to Florida or Ca due to economic and population density issues, or even availability of medical care?

Sorry, just to be clear the consulting is regarding setting up medical practices. 

Our city is in the process of building an Indiana University Medical School campus that will be completed in the next year and a half and this property is less than 1 mile from the school.

YEAH its awful/funny/sad when I watch any of those medical shows and the MRI's or CT scans or Xrays are upside down/backward !

Here are some of these excuses:1) I don't have enough energy (as i struggle with a chronic medical condition...)2) I don't have enough time (because I am a young mother of two children...)3) I don't have enough money (because though our savings are growing steadily, it is not enough to do a deal on my own...)4) I don't know enough (at least it seems little relative to the information out there...)So now, Brain, listen well: These 'excuses' listed here are precisely the reasons you NEED to get good at this, and quickly too!

My wife and I were in a similar situation a few years ago, as she opened a private medical practice and I was handling all the "behind the scenes" aspects of running the business.

Current owner wants to stay in building; all tenants are medical.