Anyone have any experience investing in single tenant NNN medical offices (ex.

@George Ozoude most doctors I know investing go down to 2-3 days a week. 

Property located in big medical region. 6 major healthcare hospitals, countless medical auxiliary and support clinics, prompt care, labs, etc Based on basic feasibility report and area's reclassification as Investment Opportunity Zone economic status to attract more ease of investment dollars.  

I am specifically interested in small Medical Offices in the San Francisco Bay Area.

I'm in a lot of groups for travel medical professionals.

Hello, My name Is Tamica and I was wondering do you have any 2 or 3 bedroom units available, I am currently employed at a medical office been at my job for 14 months now, I am a section 8 voucher holder, I do pay the majority of my rent due to my income, if you have something feel free to contact me.

Financial statements can be doctored up pretty easily.

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That doesn't mean you will sue your lawyer for that advice (you might, but being wrong isn't the same as malpractice).Imagine if you went to your doctor with some unusual pains and all he gave you were a bunch of stale facts about potential therapies -- "Well, there's an X% chance it's your appendix, with a Y% chance that, if it is your appendix, it will get better without surgery, and there's a Z% chance of complications with surgery..."

The guy is in the medical field and has really good credit.