In a way, I think he will have a better attitude and real life experience than other politicians in the game.From what i'm seeing "on the street", being a supporter is frowned upon, but mostly from people who listen a bit too much to the mainstream media.

Its not an overwhelming majority but its become a lot more mainstream than it was 5-10 years ago

I have made it a point to meet and have a sit down with every case manager for every section 8 tenant because they are a great wealth of information and future leads.They will provide rental history but no medical information; I say this because if you get a veteran on the VA-SH program, some of them may be suffering from a medical ailment, as it is a program to end homelessness for veterans.  

When you stumble onto them the payday is almost assured.Don't follow the mainstream, do what others aren't and steal the show from backstage.

I'm targeting areas within 45mins drive in rush hour to Texas Medical Center.

Hi, all is very true, but be very careful in dealing with those in nursing homes, not only is there a competence issue and many times family toi deal with, but the biggest problem will come if the seller is selling to qualify for medical benefits.

Will there come a day when South Dakota will be a paradise compared to Florida or Ca due to economic and population density issues, or even availability of medical care?

Only professions that impose quotas like medical doctors are immune from race-to-the-bottom wages and the supremacy of capital in the labor versus capital struggle.

Current owner wants to stay in building; all tenants are medical.  

So if you are familiar with Dallas we have bought Live Oak and Skillman (walking distance to Lower Greenville), Bishop Arts, Medical District/Maple, M Streets, and a couple of properties in Elmwood.