The tipping point would be when the average American can't get basics like food, medicine, or shelter and is forced to choose between starvation and death or violence.  

Told her $1m/month   Because the medicine is expensive and we haven’t found any open market health insurance that makes it affordable. $1500 a month is about 25% of what my monthly plan costs now  To make matter more exciting, our plan through work had been trying to get the amount it pays reduced as it is. 

I think the world is overreacting but the overreaction will turn out to be the best medicine until a vaccine emerges.

I sold her a medicine cabinet on FB from a flip I was doing.

Hi Jin,My top 5 reasons for investing in Baltimore is:1) The Accessibility - it is a great central location and short train/bus from major markets in Philadelphia and DC and local markets like Newark/Wilmington DE, Annapolis, Frederick, Silver Spring, Columbia, Hyattsville etc. 2) The University Systems - Top Tier Schools in their respective industries like JHU, JHU Medicine, UMD Law, UMD Medicine, MICA, UMBC, Loyola.

So who else here is or was in medicine? 

I’m stuck in the analysis paralysis part.Background is in emergency medicine and firefighting.

Morris Park is filled with Hospitals, medical facilities, Albert Einstein School of Medicine, etc. at the very least you can find a solid tenant base to get some CF.

Engineering requires same intelligence and ability as other highly paid fields of study like Medicine, Law, Finance etc. 

I had a similar situation with property damage, one of my tenants flushed a medicine bottle down one of their toilets and backed up the whole plumbing system.