My degree is in public health, so I have to start from scratch in attending seminars and doing my homework all over again, but for real estate!

Plus, your personal home will never be at risk if anything ever happens at one of your supplemental properties.I'm not sure where you are in the country or your states laws, but the only "hiccup" in transferring properties to an LLC is having to pay a transfer tax if applicable. 

As mentioned above, you could use this loan to buy a property with up to 4 units if you so choose, that way you could have tenants occupying the other units help cover your living expenses (and maybe even supplement your income). 

Do you have an idea of how you will handle health insurance or care? 

To supplement the management company, I will also have my contractors onsite to crawl all over (and under) the place!

Key markers of a good market will be the health of the industries located in Colorado, where they are at, and trying to find what people are looking for.

You and your colleagues are the backbone of health care, so thank you.I'm a DSCR broker (full disclosure).  

@Heshel Mangel if you've inspected, talked to the local health department, and have a history of construction or pumping you're good...in theory.

If not, make a list of 10 cities and begin to investigate them to look at the health of their local economies.

The following paragraph states, "In the event of a supplemental claim the insured hereby assigns to the adjuster 10% percent of the supplemental amount of all losses received and damages, as received by the adjustment process, appraisal, mediation, litigation or any other process.