I'm very familiar with the subject, having lived in an area where there were various Indian tribes; and in fact we custom built a medical/dental clinic for them.

Property is close to multiple universities, restaurants, grocery stores, and the Cleveland Clinic!

Even clinical trials of new drugs are always run against placebos because placebos seem to cure many illnesses by tapping into the body’s natural ability to believe it can heal itself, so why not pre-pay a mortgage?

For example, in the Cleveland market, properties near the Cleveland Clinic have their “hot” period from January thru March with occupancy in May and June.

My wife wants to work in an Urgent Care or Family Medicine clinic for a few years until we have the capital to open her own practice.

Most recently, I've been a clinical social worker working in chemical and crisis mental health settings and published an academic text after completing my graduate assistantship in 2012.

During the due diligence process it was uncovered that the tenant is a substance abuse clinic and they are using the property to provide temporary housing for patients.

Also Cleveland clinic announced the plan for putting up multiple buildings.

I mean enough to supply a small clinic. 

My wife and I are moving to Rochester, MN in the middle of June for her 3 year fellowship at Mayo Clinic.