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I think that the SBA is the best bet because the rates are low and are federally-backed. Thus, someone who may not otherwise qualify because of high debt to income ratio, can still be funded. Your idea is intriguing. I posted a request for information on starting a Community health clinic and recieved really good advice. As it turned out, I followed the recommendations of some of our fellow bloggers, spoke to the people who I needed to talk to and determined that a community clinic was not viable in my area as there is already one in my city. The advice saved me untold hours of work,money, and heartache. It wasn't exactly what I wanted to hear because working in a multidiciplinary practice has been a dream of mine for years but is really saved me from falling on my face. I think that the community clinic is not the vehicle to achieve my dreams but maybe a private for profit organization is the way to go. I'm assuming that your wife works under an MD who works parttime. This would keep your expense down since NP's usually do most of the work in many medical environments. This means you don't have to pay the MD for full time work. Right? I am a doctor of chiropractic and want to hire an NP full-time working under an MD who is parttime. The problem is Iive and work in California and the cost of living is very high here in Mendocino County and I wonder if you have any recommendations? Thank you and best of luck, God Bless. JD