I transferred colleges my freshman year after having baseball related surgery and wanting to put my time in at a bigger school.

Over the next few days we had gotten bits and pieces of information and apparently she survived after multiple surgeries.

The seller had open heart surgery and cannot keep up any longer.Because of the nature of this complex being (sort of) a halfway house vacancies/non-payers I'm estimating at 20% (verified by the seller when we met for over an hour yesterday).

You will get all manner of quotes, depending on materials and other factors- will you have xray machines, do you need center run power /water (i.e. dentist office) or do you do day surgery (will require automated backup generators IIRC), are your clients physically disabled, do you need chair lift, if you change an old building do you have to make it ADA compliant. 

I get grandma to sell me her house at a fire sale price to pay for grandpa's surgery and I resell it before I own it and make a few bucks.  

I am recovering from a surgery I had so I won't be getting out of the house till the first few weeks of January. 

What you seem to want is some 5 step program to do a deal, you can wait for some nit wit to post that may tell you something you'd like to hear, but there is no such thing, sorry.So, you want to do brain surgery and you want some surgeon to give you pointers in a forum of what to avoid.

Carpal tunnel surgery on both wrists left me out of work short-term, and depleted most of said capital.

Reminds me of someone who is considering the purchase of an off-the-shelf, do-it-yourself brain surgery kit via a GoToMeeting video.

It's a very well known medical center and one of the top cardiovascular surgery centers in the world.