I am invested in a grade A medical office building in Delaware, which I invested in 10 years ago.

If you look at the site, there is a ton of different exemptions.

At the closing of the sale the proceeds from the primary residence go to you under the exemption of 121 and the proceeds allocated to the ADU  would go into the 1031. 

Medical office can also fall under retail.

Take full advantage of $250k tax exemption while you can.

It's very easy to come up with examples of a bad car accident where you could be held liable for big time medical bills of the people in the other vehicle.

Even in states where marijuana is legal for medical or recreational use, you can absolutely forbid smoking.

.); and(b) The seller did not construct or act as the contractor for the construction of a residence on the property in theordinary course of business; and(c) The loan is fully amortized, specifically there is no balloon payment or negative amortization; and(d) The financing has a fixed rate or an adjustable rate that does not adjust for the first 5 years and is subject toreasonable annual and lifetime rate adjustment limits; and(e) The seller determines in good faith that the buyer/borrower has the reasonable ability to repay the loan.A seller who finances the buyer’s purchase of seller’s residential property and who meets either of the two exclusionsoutlined above may use this Seller Financing Rider.A seller who finances the buyer’s purchase of seller’s residential property and who is not exempt from Dodd-Frank should seek the advice of legal counsel regarding use of this Seller Financing Rider, including modifications or disclosures that may be required by Dodd-Frank, prior to completing this Rider.

I’m a mechanic and i’m also a medic in the national guard, haven’t started investing yet but i’d like to find a duplex or preferably a triplex in the spring.

It's near a very large medical center.