yeah, I'd love medical care as a right, but I get-it that the Dr and nurse also have rights, the medical device CNC machinist making it, all the various persons involved with creating that item, what about their rights? 

... or doesn't leave enough after rent and other expenses to fund medical care (no benefits)?

(Oil, rent, education, medical care, home prices, etc.)This is why the classic definition of inflation is far more sensible.

It’s like asking the mc Donald’s employee to pay more taxes so we can forgive the student loans of doctors, lawyers or other high paid individuals. 

Healthcare providers usually identify the possibility of asbestos exposure and related health conditions like lung disease by taking a thorough medical history.

I ended up liking the loan so much that I left my job in medical sales to join the team.

Considering MTR to traveling medical professionals and insurance agencies. 

My Airbnb mostly has 30+ night stays of traveling nurses and resident doctors 95% of the time and traveling skilled trades worker 5%.  

Hair cut, karate school, gym, restaurant, doctors office, dry cleaners ( the new green kind ) so no EPA issues down the line.These are places where the customers have to go there and spend money to do business.I am not interested in clothing stores, hobby shops, gaming centers, etc. where the tenant could be a zero or a hero.NOW if the clothing store tenant has very high net worth and liquidity with a personal guarantee then the store can lose money and they still pay the rent.

If they are doing technical &/or research, legal or medical studies, I believe they make great tenants.