Please DM me if so.I’ve encountered similar situations with unique zoning challenges.

CA and NC seem to have the most unique rules that I've come across, especially the non-refundable due diligence money in NC.

Creating something unique and special takes more time and energy.  

They work in a super unique niche and are the best at what they do.

I've run into a situation that appears to be unique and need some advise.

Have you been targeting travel medical professionals specifically through amenities, location, etc.?

They may be able to connect you to their staff or provide your info to them, but expect some traveling medical professionals to look for their own housing on sites like Airbnb and Furnished Finder. 

I know some people that have property free and clear don't care if they lose it and only carry liabliity insurance to protect against accidents on the property, medical or legal bills, etc.Do I have no other recourse but to carry full coverage?

Traveling medical professionals generally don’t need 3 BR homes and they aren’t traveling as much as previous years so make sure there’s enough demand. 

Medical records will not deal with email, due to security, but they will deal with faxes.