Didn't seem worth it to me, but they do have a unique service.

He claimed that it was a necessary and ordinary medical expense, based on a doctor’s request, and he was allowed to deduct the operating expenses of the pool.7.Some Dairy Business owners went on an African safari to research wild dairy cows.

Generally, for folks in that situation, they have made general powers of attorney for someone to oversee thier affairs and medical POAs.To sell real property you will need a Special Power of Attorney.

Age, size, rent level, location, market and government all influence the time required.Age is obvious and has been mentionedSize of the property, the bigger it is the more time to make readyRent level, higher income tenants usually take less time to deal withLocation, driving time, meeting tenants, repair tripsMarket, higher vacancy takes more attention, ads, applications, etc.Government influences, code requirements changing, the flavor of the courts and evictions and civic actions involving your property can chew up time.Each property is unique, each tenant is different, your time expensed will be a guess at best.

We've done office, medical/dental, office parks, residential subdivisions, and office/retail condos, etc.

My military carreer places me in a unique situation where I have no choice but to fully embrace virtual real estate investing!

I have 3 deals in my pipeline that have reverse mortgages. 2 are probate deals where the owner is deceased. 1 is an owner whose house was trashed by Hurricane Sandy, has medical issues and has moved out of the home leaving it vacant.My understanding about reverse mortgages is that FHA covers the default amount?

Here are my parameters:$100k cash to invest into CRE.Monthly cash flow I can allocate to this investment: $3000-$4000Buy power: Excellent credit, and minimal obligations currently (no mortgage as of right now)Targets: Would entertain retail space, medical office space, or multi-family.Willing to: Make upgrades and improvements to the property (family has access to trades/contractors), and I'm willing to self-manage as long as it's in Houston area.Goals: Positive monthly cash flow >$500/month, an investment/location that will appreciate over time, already leased would be a plus.So with the above parameters what would you suggest?

It can be really hard to track this down.In case your wondering, CO does not have any provision where you can break a lease because of medical issues.

Maybe the feds will move against CO, but if they don't, reefer stores (recreational ones, we already have lots of "medical" ones) open in nine months.