If a property starts off with initial positive cashflow of $200/month in a tertiary market and another property has initial negative cashflow of $200/month in a area like San Diego or Los Angeles, it does not necessarily mean the $200 positive cashflow property is a better long term investment.

But I think medical office, urgent care etc. 

For cash flow some of the tertiary markets do well in Texas; Killeen/ Coppers Cove/ Harker Heights or anything along the I-35 corridor Temple and Waco.

After reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, for the first time, I began to think about the reality of my situation concerning how I'm going to pay the enormous medical bills that comes with my condition, also what kind of quality of life I wanted, and was possible.

My wife and I were strapped with severe medical issues in 2008.

I like tertiary markets mostly and almost my entire portfolio is in those markets.

In Florida, our Governor allowed local (in county) stays, and stays for first responders, military and medical. 

Lenders/Mortgagors what do you do with your leads that have 50k in cash, but are self-employed or have medical bills?

I forgot the mention the tenant exhibits extreme mood swings and admits to drinking while on medication. 

I was born in 1988 in Los Angeles, CA to immigrant parents from the Philippines.When my mom was giving birth to me there were complications which caused the doctors to diagnose me with a medical condition called "Cerebral Palsy".