Perhaps @Clay Lingg or @David Krulac or @Chris K. will have something to add.So I will assume you intended to write that there is / was a MedicAid lien, and that would be a state lien for Medical Assistance.  

A typical home insurance company in the United States will include the following five sections of coverage:• Dwelling• Other Structures• Personal Property• Loss of Use• Liability• Medical PaymentsThe DP3 policy is very similar to the standard home insurance package, with a few exceptions.

A 3/1 is going to have limited appeal of your target is traveling medical professionals.

While there are many traveler profiles in the MTR space, most people think about traveling medical professionals and Florida is one of the lowest paying states.

Thank you Bill.Well the property is 1/2 church and 1/2 medical office. it's technically a retail space that we've been renting to a church for 6+ years.

Would also allow for a stronger MTR pivot or low-season strategy with the medical facilities (1 mile to a trauma level 2, 2.5 to a level 1), universities, and corporate headquarters in the area.

I don’t have personal experience with MTRs in the area but I’ve experienced two of my traveling medical tenants going to Kansas City, MO after leaving my MTR. 

I’ve looked around college campuses and medical facilities.

I personally have small units (2BR max) and target traveling medical professionals, graduate students, and digital nomads.

He was diagnosed with lupus in the prime of his medical career and began investing in real estate as a way to provide for his family if he was unable to practice medicine anymore.