He is saying the need is there in the medical community. 

I don't know Section 8 inspection regimen specifically, but my vouchered properties require a full building inspection every other year, and certain vouchers require HQS every new lease up.

I'm seeing a strong uptick in remote workers needing affordable housing + medical professionals around major hubs. 

The long-term trend will likely see a rebound though as the need for traveling medical professionals is likely to remain high.AirBNB and VRBO are much more capitalized than FF, and they seem to be making a push to get more market share of the MTR renter pool. 

I subscribed to pro as a gift to myself for earning my paramedic license. I’ve been in Dallas since summer of 2021 and I’m finally ready to focus on my real estate investing goals. I want my FIRST multi-family by the ...

Also, look at the other coverages on the policy such as Contents, Loss of Rents, Loss Assessment, Liability, Medical Payments, etc.   

The upside is those properties will probably be taken to pay medical bills anyway if they live long lives. 

Travel nurse demand is down quite a bit so I wouldn't just count on housing traveling medical professionals. 

He still hasn’t moved in because of some medical issues (as per him) and hospital admission  etc etc and saying will move March 15th now.

More commonly, 4-star properties have seen as much as 200- 250 basis points of expansion.This range of cap rates is generally found in the upper 7% to 9% territory, indicating that office property values for transactions over $10 million are down by roughly 35% from the all-time high in 2021, excluding medical and owner-user sales.Debt maturities pose challenges for 2024, with around $206 billion in office loans maturing this year and another $180 billion in 2025 and 2026 combined.