We have one year of living expenses saved (this includes medical insurance, deductible, and copays.

Think doctors, lawyers, successful small business owners...people with lots of cash sitting around but they don't trust the stock market. 

I thought it only cover major medical stuff.

Rents are strong due to the high number of medical and engineers.

There are Doctors and Lawyers that have criminal backgrounds and drug problems too.  

We spent so much money on medical bills we said holy crap we don't have enough money to stay retired!

I've got a lead on a very motivated seller with a vacant medical office building (roughly 3500sqft) and I've just got a few questions that I'd love to run by someone in the area. 

Now you of course can discriminate against smokers and dogs (That are not medically prescribed) all you want. 

This person asked you if he could move a pet in (and called it a pet at the time), was denied, snuck one in anyway, and then when the neighbors complained, got a doctors note that he almost certainly purchased online.

Development is booming and the landscape studded with impactful projects: Apple is building a $1 billion North Austin campus; a multideveloper transit-oriented development is underway near downtown on Lady Bird Lake; the new Dell Medical School recently opened at the University of Texas; and a major airport expansion is underway.