He will do a leaseback if the person who is not making there payments because of a “one time” problem, loss of job, medical bill ect..

claiming medical bills for her child (single mom). 

People get divorced; fall off the wagon; have unforeseen major medical problems; become victims of accidents or crimes; lose close family or friends and fall into depression, etc. 

I’m also in the medical field and have worked with physicians on finding an investment property.  

A bit off topic, but there is a medical REIT MPW (owns many hospitals globally) that has a pretty good track record over the last few years.

- The cash flow- appreciation potential - location (proximity of the United Center & Medical District)- my own general knowledge of the area How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

A licensed facility will be off the charts $$ wise, but that's factoring in the medical care and all the hassle that comes with it.

There doesn't appear to have been any police intervention.

Trying to target bue-collar temp workers, relocating families and/or couples with pets, medical students and people who will need hospital care for 1+ months.  

I used to be a State Trooper in WA State and my husband was recently medically discharged from the US Navy.