They have been office buildings, office parks, subdivision development, medical/dental, everything  We are also doing a deal right now with 2 other BP members.

Starting in a month I will be starting Medical School.

Ive been in medical sales of some sort pretty much since graduating from UNC-Chapel Hill(Go Heels!!).

Having worked in the customer service department for both a large outdoor sporting goods retailer and the patient relations department of a major medical center and hospital, I've learned this....Good customer service requires listening to the customer, responding with kind understanding, finding out what they would like to have happen, and then negotiating for a solution.Once you take responsibility, apologize for the mishap and ask the tenant what they would like you to do.

He works near Raleigh on a flight medic team, but is pretty available should I need him to do anything for me.  

.-- Medical tenant vs single restaurant tenant vs automotive 3-4 tenants vs mixed retail and residential vs all retail small tenantsThank you

My wife and I also considered Tyler due to the Colleges and medical facilities.

Something like a small unpaid cell phone bill or medical bill.

My understanding is that the "Dr" that provides the letter must truly have a medical relationship with the "patient".

lots of people have bad credit from medical expenses.