Welcome (prematurely) to the area!

My thought is that lack of proper and routine asset maintenance tends to cause a lot of premature deterioration on a lot of commercial properties that I see.

Restricted air flow for cooling: could eventually cause the compressor to go bad ($1000) Restricted air flow for heating: could cause premature failure of heat exchanger ($600) a failed heat exchanger has the potential to leak CO to occupied space.  

It's quick work with a blower to clear them off, they will premature age your roof if you don't. 

Details of the condition of walls, ceilings and rooftop should also be mentioned so that there is no dispute over damage to the house, if there is any.7) The purpose of tenancy should be clearly written- whether it will be used for commercial or residential purpose.8) The process for premature termination of the lease.9) The agreement must specify the availability of facilities like common passage, roof, park, swimming pool, car parking, library, club, gymnasium, etc, besides the demarcated property, and charges payable, if any, for these.

It would take about 2 years for those to hit the market in which case we should be able to see it coming and that makes the 2019 dead line a bit premature. 

Sorry, hit post prematurely ...You should model your financials so you can see how the cash will flow on a monthly basis.

If you can't afford the cost, you may be required to dispose of the property prematurely. 2) If you hold onto the asset into your 70's, you may be required to dispose of the property to pay for RMD'sBest of luck on your decision.

If there is a premature death and not enough assets to take care of a family then term or whatever type works best is a good idea.Then there is long-term care insurance.

So even if it feels premature for you, I’d start right away looking for an excellent PM, or else a partner who might fill that function for you!