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. 

About me: - Graduated with a degree in Engineering Physics with an emphasis in Mechanical Systems from Murray State University- Graduated college and moved to Cincinnati area in summer of 2017- I work as a design engineer at a large medical device company- Hobbies: Building things/tinkering, playing music (classical guitar and regular guitar, cello, bass, etc.), building and flying remote control aircraft, kayaking, fishing, hiking, being outside in general.