That's awesome, great to see someone with the same vision as myself.

We let police determine who belongs so no list is available Yes @Chris Martin using the OpenAlpR software and hope to get it working on a $5 raze berry Pi board. for cameras I've found many ready to go my favorite i use on my own home is the Light bulb IP Spotlight Cams, WiFi and monition capture with IR night vision. for $79. now works good and simple to install. http://digitalstarlight.com/iot/iot/iot-control/vi...

The 3 elements above will go a long way to getting you this, but you will still need the vision and skills to spot trouble and execute to avoid it.If you are unable and/or unwilling to find a deal that meets the above requirements, then do not force a deal that gives you none or only a few ... in that case you are better off sitting on cash or looking at another strategy or asset class to invest in, but those other investments should also have similar such requirements to give you the margin of safety to make it through a downturn when (not if) it happens.

I love that part of the country, and I have visions of taking my kids camping and fossil hunting there in the future. 

I agree that light rehab will likely make the building more appealing to potential medical tenants, but you're also right that most of them are going to want to rehab the space to fit their own vision.  

Leah Bonner thanks for commenting, it's amazing seeing younger, like minded entrepreneurs who have a vision for the future.

There have been a couple of times where I was I had offers on SFR's and from what I considered to be bonafide bidders only to to find out three weeks later that the money vision of the buyer fell through.

@Mike Fletcher - I have created my own financial budget and I must say it really does help clear your vision and put you in a better position to achieve your goals.

Narrow the field of vision when they come out of the house.

I think it is important to have a vision for these types of things and when the house is in shambles, you have to be able to see past the piles of clothes, broken windows, and less than appetizing smell.