@Kevin Dean , @Joel Owens sheds some great lightIn regards to the overall Medical Office outlook, it still remains strong, however what your seeing is also a shift to large, concentrated outpatient medical parks that are on stop shops from Primary Care, Derm, Outpatient Surgery, among other specialties. 

At 6 weeks it is extremely unlikely it has even started it's training.I would strongly advise you do inspections at most 2 months apart, make repairs immediately and bill back to the tenant. 

I could give you a silly answer like I would a child but I suspect you want to actually invest which means you need to be a little more specific in your questions.I will throw you a bone by recommending you build a strong foundational understanding of real estate investing.1.

You're essentially buying tenant risk OR relying on your ability to replace tenants with a strong network of commercial brokers.

You need to have very strong management and probably visit the property at least a couple times a year. 

To take that a degree further, a 100% transient RV park in the middle of nowhere alongside a major freeway will likely always be a 100% transient RV park, where that same park in a good location in a strong MSA could be transitioned over time to a PM park where tenants call that a home. 

The market for rentals there is strong, and there is still some opportunity to add value if you know what you're doing. 

It's a lot easier to invest if you are starting from a strong financial position.

After doing my research, I had identified this property as a strong foreclosure candidate, which is why I felt comfortable with the cost of the surplus bid.

I would say it is b- or a strong c+.