Think of it like trying to save money on a doctor and potentially jeopardizing your health just to save a few bucks.

Is he in good health?

Currently, one of my long-term employees is on the brink of financial bankruptcy due to the significant health care costs associated with her teenage daughter’s severe mental health illness.

I come from a background of buying dental offices, and if you don't have 3 years income to compare you cant' really tell how things are going for that particular office.

And the health dept (i.e septic permits) is down about the same if not a little more. 

I know it depends on the policy, but the house is completely destroyed and cannot be sold, ive lost lots of money already and this is affecting my mental health.

At a very base level, make sure the property is up to health and safety codes for your location. 

My wife and I are currently starting out real estate journey. 1.5 years ago we bought a dental practice, and last year we purchased our dental office building priced at around $2M with $500k in equity.

Over the past few years, my wife and I have worked hard to improve our financial health—we’ve raised our credit scores above 800, paid off all debt except for our mortgage and student loans, and saved a fair amount.

If we determine that your dwelling should not be occupied because of damage or risk to property, health, or safety, we may, at our option, terminate this lease.