That means living in a town or City with all the big Medical Groups, like Tampa and Orlando or maybe Jacksonville.

The key is making sure the housing environment for future tenants is clear (traveling nurses/medical professional shared home), the house rules/agreement should specifically list what items/areas are shared vs private, and outlining how tenants should coordinate with other tenants around utilizing shared areas, having guests over, mediation, etc.  

It has a cancer center and other medical centers.

Or if you are close to a hospital maybe look and see if there are any medical professionals looking for a place.I do agree with doing it yourself though. 

It no longer covered any damages (medical/otherwise/etc.) related to a dog bite/attack. 

I live outside Evansville, Indiana and primarily invest half and half in equity and notes: self storage, small multifamily, medical, apartments, and rehabs.

Her intentions is to move to Mexico for medical reasons.

I could understand some student loan or even medical that--that can really trash your credit score even if you're otherwise responsible.

Her medical dr recommended weight loss and exercise, physical therapy. 

@Eric McCarty My sister in law had a tenant who sec 8 downgraded from a 3 bedroom to a 2 bedroom voucher, but they were told they could apply for an extra bedroom accommodation if they have a special circumstance like a medical condition in the household.