They hold up well IF you have the right finish on them, or use a durable prescription-finished material.

@Jerome Hawkins The first step is to try to get an accurate read as to why it's not selling.I think it was Brian Tracy (sales trainer) who said "prescription without diagnosis is malpractice."

I work full time as a naturopathic physician and for the first 5 years in private practice we rented our office space.

Per Federal law, it is absolutely illegal and no prescriptions can be written for it.

If they can show medical bills, prescriptions, or something PRIOR to contacting you, then you may want to let them go to avoid any issues.2.

In Florida, Teen killed in motorcycle accident  ( highly suspect that his plan to claim on insurance went awry and strong prescription painkillers involved).Single person occupancy and he was the only person on lease.He was in the midst of moving out, but left behind starving animals, drug paraphernalia, junk.Now multiple strangers are driving around and selling off his 6 vehicles and have been staying in the house after his death. 

Came across a non collateral loan offer ( work as a physician and got a letter from a firm offering 50 K -200k for personal / professional use).

Looking into real estate investing to help subsidize FIRE from my profession as a physician. 

Yet, people choose to take prescriptions that cost hundreds of dollars a month to alleviate the condition rather than cure it.

@Jessica Zolotorofe I have two physicians and a prosthetics clinic as tenants currently and several empty medical offices I'm trying to lease.