Both 1/1s and 2/1s are popular with travel medical professionals and digital nomads.

Is "creative" the word used for obscuring the true origin of non medical equipment and then passing it off to your customers as higher medical-grade gloves?

They announced last summer that for the first time ever searches from non-medical personnel exceeded that of medical travelers and yet they still haven't really pivoted.

Medical scrubs / doctor's coat / safety vest / specialized footwear or other safety related gear. 

If so, they could be good MTRs especially if you're looking to target travel medical professionals. 

At each property, whether a vacant lot or an industrial warehouse, he told the borrower that he should convert the property to medical offices, and that my fund would be willing to finance the conversion.  

heres whati got froma recent e-renter screen. propspective tenant got a notification that they failed and called me asking why as her credit score is apparently above 630Credit CheckYour applicant does not meet your minimum criteria at this time.6Total Trade Accounts$5,xxx.00Current Balance Reported on All Accounts2Total Negative Trade Accounts$1,xxx.00Past Due Reported on All Accounts0Negative Accounts in Collection$0.00Total Monthly Payments0Disregarded School/Medical LoansLatest Delinquent Payment (if reported)Top Risk Factors Affecting GradeSerious delinquency, and public record or collection filedTime since delinquency is too recent or unknownProportion of balances to credit limits on revolving accounts is too highNumber of accounts with delinquency

Predominently focused on multifamily and medical office syndications. 

I just graduated with a degree in Cell & Molecular Biology and my plan has been to go to Medical School to become a doctor.

Looking around Saint Lukes, KU Medical Center, and The University of Missouri to rent mostly to travel nurses/ professionals.