As for what I can provide, I've been strengthening my underwriting skills by analyzing deals on LoopNet, diving into metrics like NOI, cap rate, and the 1% rule.

Its a very good program and can be lucrative if the person has the abilities and skill sets to make it work.

That is pretty rare as people like that simply don't go anywhere until they get a medication regimen that works.

Along with total amount borrowed, cash flow, length of time in business, business practices, Interpersonal skills and what makes up your assets, Etc...Good Luck!

We both bring home maintenance, construction, people management, and business management skills to the table. 

These could include any legal, licensing, office, and even medical expenses.

mice eradication is a very helpful skill to develop.

If they are like a BP-er where they thought their skill was what made them successful for the decade prior, then yes folding is the right solution.

I like this strategy, because if all of their info checks out then you're most likely getting a quality tenant in place, especially with medical professionals that require strict background checks. 

Alternatively, consider furnished rentals, particularly for students in medical programs or those undergoing residencies.