Sounds like you are trying to buy a medical condo space and rent to a doctor.

The Doctor loses this case due to negligence, unrepaired stair tread.Will the insurance company handle the lawsuit (at zero cost to the doctor), and either fight it or settle, and then drop the good Doctor as a customer, or raise his rates to the sky forever after.Will the Doc never have to pay anything out of pocket—ever.Scenario 2Mr.

Many doctors and physician groups do not own their own space, particularly these days.

I was told by a Doctor at the Orlando Health on S.

He called one time whilw I was in the doctors office. 

The plumber says: "Don't worry doctor, let me take a look"The plumber goes to the basement and starts looking at the equipment.He takes out a wrench, tightens a valve, inspects it, and in two minutes heads back upstairs."

For those of you that are doing your due diligence of Realty Medics like I am, note that Realty Medics is the property management arm of Realty Doctors.

.#1- The biggest opportunity in this market in my opinion is the opportunity to invest in STR and MTRs - your target market for these is traveling nurses and doctors who have a higher budget and will be using the property for Rest and Relaxation after a shift at the hospital.

We just require a copy of paid receipt; no "rug doctor" DIY rentals, must be pro service of Tenant's choice.

A lawyer who works at a big firm is like a doctor:  you make a lot of money, work a lot of hours and don't have a lot of free time.