(though I monitor these topics, I don't always get the updates for some reason) We've developed office space, medical office space, office/retail condos, single family residential subdivisions, etc., and heard many times that projects couldn't be done, but haven't had any we wanted to do and didn't.

The insurance lobby is second only to medical/drug lobbyist in the amount of money they spend.

I passed on these for personal reasons (I already had too much on my plate) and CA-DOJ took over these Medi-Cal claims. 

Originally posted by Tom Cullen:Jeff,In the People's Republic of Hawaii, if the employee works 20 hours or more a week, you also have to pay for their medical insurance.

Nope they don't care you cant work you lost all that money medical bills stacking up marriage is in shamble and you no longer are that parent who was once involved. you are advised you have to leave your home which splits your family (YOUR WHOLE WORLD) and they don't care!!!!!

And you can be forced to sell for a medical issue.  

The manager had demanded personal information about the disability and the tenant gave private medical information just to expedite the process. 

Now that the fight for passage of Medical Marijuana Laws in Pennsylvania are over.

Single tenant has been recovering for a few years and is overheated in many people's views, retail strips I really like the value and debt right now as I feel they were on the bottom and now going up on the cycle, medical office is doing well along with industrial starting to make a comeback.Regular office and hotels are just in the infancy stage and the more riskier investors are jumping in for the chance at huge gains 2 to 3 years from now.I also like development right now because I feel it's not at a saturation level yet for most asset classes especially in commercial.There are opportunities out there you just have to be ready to go for them.      

page=1If you're sick and may need medical care, I wouldn't come down here.