Having been a long-time reader but first-time poster, I'm writing to introduce myself: I'm Justin, and I live in the medical district area of Dallas near Uptown.  

You can put money in your health savings account (if you have one) that can be used for future medical expenses.

I lived overseas as a firefighter/medic serving the military in 2005/06.

I feel like a good chunk of people are only a layoff or medical emergency away from foreclosure, depleted savings account(s) to go all in on a house.

Columbus has been attracting a ton of large businesses and has Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Wexner Medical Center for traveling nurses.

. #4 is NNN (triple net lease) in recession resistant/Amazon resistant categories (medical, quick service restaurants, industrial) using conservative debt and #5 is very conservatively underwritten and financed multifamily.

The medical field would collapse without you guys!

I work in the medical field and am not quite handy as of yet but I do have an interest, to say the least.

Looking specifically for Northern California; non assisted; non-medical care etc.

Hello, Fellow investors,I'm looking to buy around Johns Hopkins Medical Center and rent it out to staff and students in the hospital.