What can you medically and psychologically expect?

I don't see any other way of getting a passive income with such relativley low risk and "passivity" as with real estate, while soon I won't be able to work and my medical condition is not in the books to get any kind of disability and I'm not even 40 years old.

However there were 3 times when the technology did an update and failed to reconnect to the internet and required human intervention to get everything re-established.The investment of the technology was about $1000. 

It is possible for someone to have a "life event" (medical situation, divorce, etc) which has a pronounced, but short term, impact on their credit score, however their credit history indicates a more fiscally responsible behaviour over the longer term.From a credit history, you can typically distinguish between a one-time "life event" and a pattern of poor fiscal behaviour.My second suggestion would be to use a "guarantor" rather than a co-signatory to the lease (aka co-signer).  

Howdy BP,I’d be so grateful if I could get y’alls advice on a commercial condo space that I’m looking at for my wife’s medical practice in Conroe, TX (north Houston).Total square footage of unit is 2400 sqft.

I have a friend in Utah who does locums for the medical field. 

Medical bills, you will have to pay, negotiate a buy out with them, or declare bankruptcy. 

.#2   Get a small commercial medical office or something, I can get one that will generate positive cash flow for 3-5 years, but it's scary to think about what can happen after. 

I'm looking at a medical & legal office building for a commercial purchase. 

When you look at their credit report, it shows they have car loans, student loans, medical debt, and other monthly debts that add up to $5,000 a month, which is a 50% DTI.