Some demographics want bail bonds, health clinics, cheap buffets, buy here pay here car places, and etc.. others want more upscale things.Look at the area near the apartments through the eyes of those who will live there.Know your renters desires--a fish knows his own pond the best.You need to know what renters for that building want.Good Luck! 

There has always been free legal clinics for low income renters, etc.

(the reason for the separate company is because his current one is a Physical therapy clinic and we don't want all the eggs in one basket should something happen) I understand that this is a mix of legal and accounting type stuff but I'm looking to get pointed in the right direction!

It is home to the #2 Hospital system in the world, Cleveland Clinic. https://newsroom.clevelandclin...The job market here is strong and is a common place for out of state investors to buy into for the cash flow.

Health provider must conduct clinical evaluation of client to assess need for ESA.7.

We fell into real estate investing when we bought our clinic and the building, and then bought our first rental house a few years later. 

I’ll be doing a clinical rotation there next year and I might not leave. :) 

Will the renters be happy in the area (people without much economic means want lower priced areas to live in vs posh surroundings with higher prices).They are not looking to socially climb, they are just looking to get buy--buy here pay here car joints, Payday Loan places, Pawn shops, Liquor stores, Medical Clinics, Jack in the Box, Dollar stores, welfare office, etc...Just my 2 cents.

I Google mapped Jax and saw that it has an airport and Mayo Clinics.

Last Thursday some company called the medical clinic I work at to schedule a drug screen.