However, I am a little overwhelmed by the amount of information you need to know or order to find these properties and make informed decisions (it is an entirely new language, and just like medical lingo, it takes time to learn). 

Main industry is medical, military, refinery.

I have yet to know anyone that has a crystal ball to know if their tenant is going to stay at or lose their job in the future or if they're going to have medical issues, etc.

I remember medical student forums discussing taking the USMLE Step 1 and 2 (medical license exams).. so the average score is somewhere around a 218-222 nationwide.

Save your medical receipts and cash out the HSA later using those receipts.

I have a girlfriend that should be my fiancé (can't afford a ring, much less a wedding)  who wants to start a family (DEFINITELY can't afford that) a mother with hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical bills (I should be home taking care of her) and deteriorating friendships that I thought would last a lifetime.

I am 21 years old and currently work in the medical field as a Respiratory Therapist.

Check around with planning and zoning and see what new projects are in the works for medical office types.

Unfortunately, when I was 54 I had some medical problems and have not walked or worked for almost a 8 years. 

talked to them... the collection that appears on both reports is medical for their kid, so that's why it appears on both.one is a fitness center, she tried to cancel, but they did not let her. i know that's true because i had the same issue with them 15 yrs ago.then they had insurance bills not routed correctly, so the ins company thought they are not paying them on purpose..everything checked out, so they might be the ones.oh, i am getting 2 yrs out of the deal, so my realtor did well. she is a little "spacy", but finds good people..