The exemption ceases on the fifth lien date after the season of planting trees in orchard form, and on the fourth lien date after the season of planting vines in vineyard form.

We've backfilled plenty of pizza huts, boston markets, etc that have single tenant free standing buildings and generally these buildings are highly desirable for other uses as well, we are often shopping for a medical user for instance.2) There is usually another restaurant operator looking to backfill a space and not have the buildout cost associated with a shell space.like with all things in real estate its a spectrum, and what you are looking for in a return, flexibility, and budget will generally narrow what is feasible for you and your search.have you given any thought to the above (ie returns, budgets, other uses)?

The cost to go up in limit is normally cheap)Medical payments  (for small cost injuries that happen on site. 

I hope to be able to sell this house and retire where I wanted to.I need certain medical care for myself and my son.

I think even more than medical....if not they are a close second.

In a perfect world, your primary would be paid off and the only HELOC on it would be for peronsal emergency issues - job loss, medical, etc.Recommend you find a lender that finances rentals, get a refinance going, then watch mortgage rates for the next dip to lock in a decent rate and close.

So, if your property meets these expectations then travel medical professionals may be a great guest type.

My MTR is suited for travel medical professionals and digital nomads so I market it only on Furnished Finder.

Is the business expected to pass out meds for the residents - and are you required to have medical personnel on staff to do so?

Question, If you are catering to travel nurses and medical professionals, do you get better occupancy and ROI, with a studio, 1bedroom or 2 bedroom?