.), Wake Med (Raleigh) and ECU/Vidant (Greenville).

I personal have material from both McLaughlin & Jurewicz and DC Fawcett I read both and adjust to the situation at hand.Both get recommendations from me.

I feel this house is on the early end of revitalization.I also reached out to the hospital to try and connect with their travel nurse housing person, as well as a rural med school that sends med students to this hospital for their yearly rotations.

I would also put mandatory negotiation, mediation, arbitration in case of a dispute to keep any issues confidential and hopefully keep costs down in avoiding litigation (sometimes med/arbitarion gets a bit costly but that usually occurs when you're dealing w/ complex deals). 

With that said - I have a lot of expendable income that I want to invest in real estate.I have been reading and educating myself and will try and soak up the forums.Any mentors out there feel free to pm me :D Adam

Hi, So I just got the OK from the govt to start foreclosure on a tax lien... I've done this b4 and have an attorney but I would love a response before the weekend is over because I am FREAKING OUT! She passed away in ...

Any W-2 income/payments already have the SS/med taxes withheld, and matched by the employer, regardless of annual income.

After we fix up and raise rents to med/high end of market we'd profit about $420 at 6.25%. 

There are some good spots near the dental school and downtown that can get good returns and med students can make great tenants. 

There are plans to establish a medical school in the town.My question is: would opening something like a new med school increase or decrease property tax?