Tim, I'm sure insurance companies are using them especially through third party investigators, they would be handy for medical and workmens comp cases too.Seems there is an issue with property rights too, you own your land from the center of the earth to infinity and the federal govt has jurisdiction 1,000 feet above and below for approach and departue from/to runways.

So, Karen, if you have cranked out 28 medical buildings on time, on buget and sold or leased them up as expected, I'll look at doing number 29.

Coverages with 1% deductible with insurance company called "ASI Lloyds"-dwelling: 120K-other structures 12K-contents coverage 5K-liability 300K-loss of rents 24K-medical payments limit 2.5KWithout liability coverage quotes are between 550 and 700$/year.

Even mortgage lenders, the most strict, almost ignore medical bill collections.

I rented to medical school student doctors who came to Seattle for 3 month externship assignments.

I do want to go into surgery with a guy a year out of medical school unless he has a very experienced Dr. with him. 

If governments cannot be kept secure and banks, medical etc, accept security questions that are often just your address and date of birth, then why should I trust this data with a tiny SME on here selling notes?

On one of our properties in 2015, the wife had medical issues and the husband lost his job. 

Frequently i get people that had a long history of good credit, then they had a medical emergency that they couldn't pay of some sort that lands them in the 600-650 fico range...I can work with them if they have a stable job and rent history.

The school districts aren't great so I am concerned but he says he only rents to college and medical students and has had no problems.