I'm appraising a medical office condominium, and the owner's association appears to be undercapitalized... 0.3% of market value.What is the general rule of thumb when analyzing commercial condominiums and the amount of reserves that they should have on hand?

Here is my young "vicious" beast lady, being socially awkward on the couch (anyone who likes "Doctor Who" is generally socially awkward...), adopted shortly before she otherwise would have been executed for the crimes of human idiots with mean hearts:

A few years later, she ran into some medical issues and needed some money. 

For example "I want to buy a 100 unit apartment complex" couldn't be more different than "I want to buy a medical office building".

All tenants are medical offices. 

But I also work with doctors in Vernal for my job and many have families working in the oil fields and it is getting better. its slow but improving.

But I also work with doctors in Vernal for my job and many have families working in the oil fields and it is getting better.

Medical Payments: Provides coverage for an injury suffered on the premises.

.  :-)  (I got medically retired and wasn't happy, but whatever...lol)  Also, congratulations on the chunk of change! 

I got medically retired last year because of Iraq and now plan to put more time and effort into growing my real estate portfolio.