If they have "medical" need for AC, was this issue ever raised prior to move in?

Tampa has the major sports franchises, universities, world renowned medical communities like Moffitt Cancer - so it has the draw - as well as the proximity to the beaches, Orlando, more.Managing properties remotely is commonplace and the traditional PM model is just costly and outdated.  

I wouldn't rent to someone with a recent BK, unless maybe is medical then I would want to see the whole docket summary showing it was for medical bills and not just credit cards and a boat.

We have a small multi-family next to a medical complex and have been wondering how to attract traveling nurses.

License alone sells for 300k or so, it is a big money making here, but it is also a risky business, specially if you cant get medical/medicare patients or poor marketing of clients where you'll get < 70% occupancy.

Seniors of course have the added burden of medical care as they age.

They don't have reserves, so any hiccup (an unexpected medical bill or their car breaks down) means that they are probably going to be late on rent.

How about the 31099 area code near the medical center and USAA?

That address is in 78201 not 78207. it is right off the main street that goes from downtown to the medical center.

My cousin recently started medical residency in Springfield, IL and the houses there are cheap enough that I can buy them in cash (which is important for me since due to religious reasons I can't get a loan/deal with interest.)