Pros: excellent neighborhood, very low crime, very good schools (8-9 range), walking distance to elementary school, near hospital with new cancer center opening early 2018, new medical school to be built in 2019Cons: negative cash flowAsking price: $285k (down from 305K initially, seller has new home built end of 8/31 so they want to sell it quick)Finance: 25% down, 4% interest, 30-yr, loan amount 214k, closing $8.5k, rehab $3kRent: $1,750 Operating expenses: 50.6% total + 8% vacancyNOI: $795Cash flow: -$225Cap rate: 3.3% If purchase price was $280k and I manage the property, then cash flow will be negative $47 with cap rate 4.1%. 

and forget about that 60k mercedes all you RE brokers drive those will cost you 120 to 150k  plus the 90k for the ten year right to use the roads.This is what makes the US great... all in all when you factor in access to medical, police and government stability.. many parts of the US are the cheapest non 3rd world places to live anywhere in the world..  

I have spent my last 13 years as medic.

Second: if they claim they have a service animal or ESA, you have every right to ask for documentation from their medical provider.

We are attracting all sorts of companies working on "boring" tech things like medical logistics, prescription streamlining, automating insurance processing, healthcare analytics, etc.

.- There're other syndications that has a better risk-reward profile: mobile home, storage, NNN, industrial and medical receivables.- The return/risk of MF is very hyperlocal specific.

I am a very busy medical professional working in emergency medicine.

It would be impossible to eliminate these industries to make way for the flat tax... probably just as difficult as eliminating private for-profit medical insurers to make way for true universal health care.

At least not short of moving across teh country for medical or job reasons. 

However covid and medical issues put a pause on that.