I'm getting around 70% LTC for a $12M medical office building I'm doing.

Currently, we have a commercial policy with State Farm but when our lawyer reviewed it, she recommended we increase our medical liability coverage.

Your parents decide they need their cash back for medical reasons.

@Gregory HerbertThis is why you use a property manager….I don’t want to be a pilot, a doctor, a plumber or a roofer - thus I hire them to do the job I need done.

Often, financial distress, sometimes triggered by medical issues, is a common cause.To find wholesalers, there are several approaches you can take.

For travel medical professionals I will accept a copy of their fully executed contract in lieu of pay stubs because their prior pay stubs may be totally different than their current contracted rate. 

Work in the city, want to walk, doctor, lawyer...its a house for them....So yes the finishes have to be nice but its more about the location....I wish I could have turned these two large lots in 4 conforming lots, but being that I am using hard money, I would need variances for build in garages (which takes 8 months) where as the way I subdivided was two larger homes that get parking by right...The comps speak for themselves....The home I will be building is on a lot 40x60 so will be 31x51 of house (side, frontage, backyard) 4 stories a basement and ROOF DECK with views you cant believe (you area 10 min walk from downtown) 5000 sqft that include basement and roof deck.....Tell me I am wrong with those comps .

I'm involved in a medical association that is trying to attract younger physicians to be involved.

I've had a number of sellers who ask that you view the house without the kids in tow.All valuables and medications should be removed from the premises. 

I concur with everyone, best to check for medical emergency first in this case, after that's been established as NOT the case, definitely time to get yourself into the mix and remove that manager asap.