I like ARE, alexandria real estate equities, they focus on sub-urban office for life sciences labs/medical, which is something that has to be staffed in person, not from home in your underwear :), they are down 50% in 2 yrs like all the other office REITs, and by valuation have not been this cheap since 2008, but once the panic about "work from home" subsides, their value should rise back up to its historic rate.

The apartments are about one mile from Augusta’s medical district which could make the apartments attractive to nurses working at the hospitals.  

If you are correct about the 1 year warranty, you might not have a legal claim - unless you brought the grading issue to the builder's attention prior to the 1 year period.

Hello BiggerPockets fam,Curious to gain some insight on an issue that was brought to my attention at my rental property. 

Lots of folks doing whatever they can to bump their premium post up to get likes/attention, so their name gets the love on google search.

With MWU's nursing & medical school, you may find some opportunities to rent to a more professional crowd.

All of these auction sales across in different cities have stopped being a place I pay attention to.

Myself and a few partners (GP Team) have identified a medical office building that checks most of the boxes.

That will get their attention.

I posted on BP about the opportunity for mid-term rental growth in the Folsom market: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/925/topics/1164202-folsom-could-see-over-500-000-square-feet-of-new-doctor-s-offices-and-medical-clinics