Or you can sign up with a company like Solo 401K, use their IRS approved documents, and spend about $750.  

I just need coverage for 2-3 months.I have already tried a large insurance broker in Florida who had no options, and I've called around several other companies that also don't know how to handle it.

Does anyone know if I qualify for this, if I don't have flood or wind coverage with the insurance company. 

The fee should be relatively small compared to the investment in a meaningful direct mail campaign.You may also want to chat with a few title companies about what kind of transactions they'd be comfortable with.

(Gas company, insurance company, building inspector).

If this healthcare facility had one of the big national dialysis companies on year 2 of a 15 year lease, it would likely be chilling at a 5 cap next to Starbucks. 

@Gregory SchwartzThose are primarily it.If you are older you could do a reverse mortgage on the property.There are also equity share companies - they will take a percentage equity in home and give you cash.

We could contribute with the structures in exchange of an interest in the company, but we don't have the contacts/connections in the industry so I'm looking for advice on where to start looking.Any feedback/thoughts will be much appreciated!

What are the keys to a good relationship w/ your management company?

I know this is a difficult claim and has been posted before but I haven't seen any posts with the following specifics:Taxpayer (aka TP) is a W-2 employee for real estate company that develops and owns/operates mostly multifamily and some commercial spaces.