This is the story of my first deal: I moved to Philadelphia to attend medical school in 1997.

I will actually be stationed in Aurora, I work as a Healthcare Recruiter and I recruit Doctor, Nurses/ everything you can think of in the medical field.

Ideas, suggestions, tell me I'm crazy to be thinking about this at my age...but my IRA and profit from our home went to pay massive medical bills for a micro preemie granddaughter, so now I find myself at 60 with no retirement, no security. 

I'm building a new MF house, targeting travel medics.

His health power of attorney told us he was on a new medication that made him irrational.

I'm looking into purchasing either a SFR or 2-3 unit MFR in Tucson, AZ, near the University of Arizona and its major medical center.

Median Income and Job Growth: With a median income growth of 103% over the same past 20 years combined with a 2.39% job growth, Sacramento is filled with medical professionals, government jobs, and professional services. 

For a commercial medical building:BasicsBuilding Purchase Price: $4,000,000Building Appraisal: $4,300,000Estimated Deal Term: 10 yearsSenior Debt: 3 millionEquity Raise: $1,000,000Acquisition Costs: $85,000MP Contribution: $50,000 (5%)LP Contribution: $950,000 (95%)ReturnsPari Passu: 9% After 9% IRR: 30% MP, 70% LPAfter 15% IRR: 50% MP, 50% LPEstimated multipleLP Equity Multiple: 2.55x ($1,500,000 total)MP Equity Multiple: 20.86x ($1,000,000 total)Of course, I shouldn’t necessarily be looking at what the MP (syndicate—an individual in this case) makes on the deal.

If you knew what I've learned about the credit industry in the past two years you'd probably need blood pressure medication just to LOOK at a credit card!...

Also that they have to have a vet check and that you need proof of medical report to verify pets do not have fleas, give her 48 to 72 hours to comply.