I was intrigued by the Tampa market in that values had recovered slower from the economic downturn in this core market and rent-to-price ratios as well as CAP rates were still providing great returns.

Looking to buy a two-tenant medical property in the Philly area.

The Long Beach deal is in escrow and we're dealing with a Medical lien that's been in place when the previous owner passed away.

My parents had a lot of outstanding bills - many of them accrued while my father was ill (medical bills, etc).

HOWEVER, with this caveat, IT IS MORE IMPORTANT TO GET A GOOD TENANT than to just fill the house.It is a slower time of year to find a renter and the pool of renters will be a bit smaller. 

Accent counseling drug rehab, sleep clinic, medical, etc.

Usually, the pre-rental medical screening tests that you put your prospective tenants through would have caught this and any other undesirable diseases they might have. 

Also, private medical practices are a dying breed.

@Michael TaylorThere are several lenders that specialize in funding real estate tied to medical marijuana.

Also, you would need to have everything in writing, decide on who takes care of maintenance (new roof, broken appliances that sort of thing), what to do in the event she has a medical emergency, but if she is "upside down" on the property then there is no equity and you couldn't get a HELOC.