So lots of big boxes have been reducing their footprints down lately.

The goal is to spend the next couple of years massively reducing your monthly expenses, thus massively increasing your net income. 

Regarding property management, I'm hoping to be able to either find a property management company or offer reduced / free rent to one of the tenants who is able to be my maintenance person and I would essentially manage the properties myself. 

The code enforcement team has been on my side since the beginning to help me and the seller get the property back into compliance, so we can appeal to a magistrate to have the liens reduced.

I want to structure it in a way so that we are paid back so that the loan balance can be reduced quickly.

I’m currently a full time medical student in the Ft.

I am looking for insight with renting to traveling medical/professionals.

Billionaires don't have to worry about an unexpected medical bill bringing you right past your deductible and out of pocket max in one shot (as we did in JANUARY last year...thanks to a hospital visit.

And the refinance will reduce your payment by $x per month.Closing costs/monthly savings = payback period. 

Lets assume there is a medical property like a dialysis center Davita/Fresenius with 1 year left on the lease and 1 - 5 year option to renew.