They are bad debt if you dropped out of medical school after one year to become a writer.

I want to add that there will be several out there who will not realize through "many" types of one time considerations; such a medical influences, ect.

What do you see as the general downsides to owning medical in the sub $2mil price range?

There's no doubt folks who are investing in SFH's, etc. but it's just nothing close to mainstream which is when you'd start seeing turnkey providers.

If you have parents that the Trust is to support, you need to talk with an elder care specialist or your parents medical care team. 

A Horatio Alger story - parents died at an early age, abused as a child, worked his way up to become a success, achieved a law degree and Harvard medical degree at the same time.

Rich Rich,I have a neighbor who volunteers for "Operation Smile"; this organization gets volunteer medical staff to travel to under-developed countries and perform surgery for cleft palates (primarily, some other facial deformities are also handled I believe).

It will give you an idea of the asking prices, cap rates, tenants, etc.I read recently, but don’t recall where, claims of a mini-bubble in NNN drug stores (CVS, Walgreens, etc.) and medical offices.

Again, most short sale contracts don't allow the original seller to have any monitary gain.I realize things have been difficult, but there is a reason you had to short sale, now it could be because you had a reduction in pay, medical bills, job loss, etc., and at the time you took out the loan, you could afford it, and now you can't.

If your income changes from $700/mo to $2500/mo because you sold an asset or made some holiday money (and assuming it's reported), the recipient's share of medical costs for that month is every dollar over a certain amount (calculated on cost of living and housing for the area).