A company being unable to perform normal profit producing activities like utility turn on service calls on a regular basis is not an indication of a healthy business. 

Dignity Health is planning on an investment of $1b+ for a 27 acre medical campus in Folsom Ranch.

He is an older gentleman and wanted out of this, which was his last investment property, as his wife's health is in decline.

Within a year of graduation, with some hard work and discipline, there is no reason I could not have enough saved up for the down payment and strong reserves, a strong credit position, and a healthy monthly savings rate. 

@Amey PhataleTheir stock price relates to their business which took a massive L in something they wanted to gravitate their business model to.Beyond that, the industry is healthy and these homes will be swallowed up by the market based on simple supply and demand.Specifically in my market, there are several other major players that want to buy 500+ homes/year.

Check the following: storm pond, storm drain, road surface and specs, sewer, water, electric, internet, road access, fire hydrant, soil compaction, setbacks.

That's not necessarily healthy for the US economy, since housing and ancillary businesses (real estate, financing, movers, furniture sellers, etc) is such a big part of GDP, but a stalled or shrunken market is not the same thing as a freefalling market. 

However, selling the property and getting a healthy split of the net proceeds from a sale as an equity owner made things far more appealing.

HOWEVER, videos like this one and the hyper partisanship are not healthy.

One of the things I like about real estate is that I can incorporate that passion in my investing by providing safe and healthy housing as well as educate other investors on how to do the same.