Took me about 9 months start to finish and cost around $25k.The biggest pain points were city delays and finding hidden issues once walls came open.

I’m with you on this, Alan.For me, the pain wasn’t just maintenance, it was deposits. 

There’s been steady growth around certain neighborhoods tied to university/medical expansion, and you’ll also see development trickling into some of the closer-in suburbs.

If there's any medical debt, you can ask for discounts 

The biggest pain point for both in-state and out-of-state (investing in MI from WA since 2018) investing has been the same: property management.

Typical assets could be retail shopping center, medical office, flex, free standing restaurant, daycare.

.- Trash management systemOverflowing bins is a common pain point.

i have a short / mid term house near the clinic and interested to know details of  listing and become a vendor for students and medical staff in need of housing thanks!

In short, I think the minimum amount of investment/debt structure, for us, is inversely proportional to the pain-in-the-butt factor.  

Our client said that he has to redesign his parking and loses XXX stalls, which means his parking would be too low for the zoning code allowed medical office use if he wanted to implement that.