Medical is only $1000/person on all my quotes.

If you were writing up a Purchase Agreement for your client for an Owner User Medical Office building, would you write an offer using CAR's Commercial Purchase Agreement (CPA) or AIR's Standard Offer Agreement? 

but be up to debt to their eyeballs which may make it difficult for them to pay your rent if they get a reduction in work hours or get hit by another bill (medical, new furniture payment, etc.)

Personally, I feel like Arkansas’ market will be increase gradually due to their recent approval of medical marijuana.

I'm currently working in the medical field at Jackson Health System as an HR professional.

I’m full time medical tech at the University of Michigan, cub scout leader, and part time construction worker.

Medical reasons, short on cash, age, high maintenance cost.

I am medically retired, and sometimes I feel as though I'm not doing enough for my family.

Industry wise in the heights area on the east side specifically there is a huge amount of medical professionals.  

Assuming that the Rental is a 1 – 4 family house (not in the rehab process) the policy you want is a Dwelling Fire Policy (individual companies may call it something different ie Landlord policy).Some of the things you need to insure:- Liability (I recommend maxing this - $500,000 is max in most of our carriers but some go to $1mm)- Medical Payments (Pays w/out determining fault - most carriers will max out at $5,000 but some go higher) - Building (Look for "Special Form" coverage and Replacement Cost.)- Contents(for the contents you include in the rental such as Appliances, Funiture, etc.)Look for "Special Form" & Replacement Cost as well for Contents - Loss or Rents/Business Income (limit should be greater than your 12 mos. of rental income)- Loss Assessment (if you are in a homeowners association you should look at this coverage)The things to watch out for/avoid from an Insurance perspective are:1.