every) ordinary person would say – universal care is for the good of society, so I will be ok with me/my family member not having/having a delayed(with its associated increasing medical morbidities) medical intervention.

Or you could die.... not to be morbid but if you were to hold the property until your death, your heirs would inherit the property and receive a step-up in basis. 

You aren't just an accountant pushing Payables through some morbid process in a cubicle trying to meet some Performance Metric.  

@Alyssa Kroeker I've been following this thread with morbid curiosity. 

 - this may be a bit morbid, the cap gains will not reset as they would if your dad held until death.  

I am continuing to wait out of some morbid curiosity, but should just take it to another lender. 

Morbid, but important to think about if you put the property in your personal names. 

Most of the people who use them are not disabled, they are morbidly obese.

It seems very morbid and gruesome. 

Most the landlords I work with decide to skip including that morbid language in their agreements.