Well-suited to professional/medical offices, small restaurants, small retail.

Would be interested in the real estate side of things of course but I know there are other requirements connected with the medical side of it.

The tenant called me to explain that she has a medical issue and cannot pay next month's rent on time.

I am a realtor in NY and NJ with friends in the medical field, and from what I hear from them, I agree with Bill! 

The area right around the KU medical center and into Overland Park can be good too.

It turns out they are and the guest requires them to remind her to take medical treatments.

While specific neighborhood recommendations can vary based on current market conditions, areas close to universities, medical centers, and business districts tend to have strong rental demand.

The neighborhoods close to the medical center area are not good neighborhoods.

If anyone thinks they have the expertise to target pre-foreclosures in the face of federal laws, attorneys being in the mix dealing on either side of these matters, Realtors being aware of the legal environment, banks delaying procedures in anticipation of sales or solutions, bank employees reviewing contracts and pending steps, what a seller may do in expectation of a sale and other issues.......well, you just have at it.  

I'm a technically income-less medical student in my 3rd year who worked with Brandon K at F&G.