I began doing some digging and there is precedent that a doctor's prescription of medication that results in damage would expose the doctor to liability.  

This year I plan to partner with a contractor to build 8 more townhouses and plan to sell the portfolio of class D properties for a 70% profit and now I'm thinking to buy commercial retail plaza or medical offices.

A solo401k trust must buy the RE in it's own name to be exempt from UDFI if using leverage.

Started looking for a place in grad school when I started having medical problems.  

WE KNOW MOST OF THEM HAVE MEDICAL, CABLE, CELL PHONE, STUDENT LOANS ON THEIR CREDIT.

The 10% annual cap is in place only if you have a homestead exemption.  

Anyway, I welcome all comments, suggestions, etc.I should probably add that I have a strong preference towards residential buildings but this is mostly because I dont know yet sufficient information about other forms of commercials RE but medical buildings sound very interesting from the little I've read.Thank you,Jorge Mendez

Ideal location would be in the fresh market Plaza on Wickham Rd next to medical city 

I'm probably going to sell it next year while I can still get the capital gains exemption and after some development in the area is completed which I believe will bring the value up.If I buy more property out of state (I'm considering it) I will try to manage it myself.

Exemption if you sell to non owner occupied buyers, and if it's an entity to entity transaction (in other words, selling deals to other investors through an entity is fair game all day long).4.