As an investor - those are not your prospects - they cannot "buy" what you are selling.There are 3 MOTIVATORS leading someone to sell to an investor at a discount:1) SPEED - they are in a hurry, cannot wait to sell via retail, because they need...2) CASH - for some reason, perhaps medical, business related, who knows, plus3) DISTRESSED PROPERTY - they either don't want to make the repairs or simply have no money to make them, so their house is unlikely to pass an FHA inspection, so people cannot buy it with an FHA or conventional home loan (hence, the need to sell to a cash buyer).As an investor, you want to reach out to people with the message that you can deliver FAST CASH and there is NO NEED TO MAKE REPAIRS, you buy "as-is".  

I was looking to expand my knowledge in the medical field, but for that it requires being more in debt in student loans, and taking time away from full-time.

Kevin the only office I like is medical office.

Sure, prices are high but they're always high because of the steady demand out here.The Boston area has over 100 colleges and universities, some of the countries best medical services, big companies like Raytheon, GE, Trip Advisor, etc.I'm not knocking on Ann Arbor, they have a lot of great schools and industry in the city but it's just not the same as out here on the coast. 

Office I do not typically like unless medical office which has a lot of TI build out and expensive for a doctor to move.

Hello All, I am looking for a little help/advice while helping a family member figure out if they can get a loan for a home on Phoenix AZ.They had to file bankruptcy about 2 years ago due to medical expenses.

For example, we've granted two here recently; one for a microbrewery/restaurant that is dumping $1.3mil into an old building on Main St. and the other was for the expansion of a medical plastics welding business.  

The summary is this: The guest claimed to have a service animal to aid her medically.

I'm looking at a small medical office property (~$500k pp) in Osage Beach, MO and and seeking a small local bank that uses the treasury as a benchmark, or really anything but WSJ prime.

I am a very busy undergraduate medical student and I really want to find a way to make a return on investment for my money put into real estate.