If, but "commercial" you mean things like office, retail, medical, industrial, etc. space.  

That sounds like a good deal until you find out there's a medical lien of over $100,000!

I recently was approached to join a group of investors to purchase a medical building that is 100% occupied.

Thinking about targeting around the hospital for medical professionals.

Just one of our medical school has six Nobel Prize winners on staff. 

These include fast food, dollar stores, medical offices and others.

It was a medical bill that was sent to my old address after a hospital stay.

If you want to capture students as tenants, I'd suggest looking around the medical center:  older students, more career-minded and graduate focused.  

Hi Guys,I am currently under contract with a medical office space in Houston.

I like Temple as an investment....the University has been investing in their own area, plus they expanded their medical school and the center city area has been in developing in that direction, plus Avenue of the Arts is seeing some incredible growth.