claiming medical bills for her child (single mom). 

People get divorced; fall off the wagon; have unforeseen major medical problems; become victims of accidents or crimes; lose close family or friends and fall into depression, etc. 

I’m also in the medical field and have worked with physicians on finding an investment property.  

A bit off topic, but there is a medical REIT MPW (owns many hospitals globally) that has a pretty good track record over the last few years.

- The cash flow- appreciation potential - location (proximity of the United Center & Medical District)- my own general knowledge of the area How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

A licensed facility will be off the charts $$ wise, but that's factoring in the medical care and all the hassle that comes with it.

Trying to target bue-collar temp workers, relocating families and/or couples with pets, medical students and people who will need hospital care for 1+ months.  

I used to be a State Trooper in WA State and my husband was recently medically discharged from the US Navy.

Due to the so called medical and now recreational use, we have another section that spells it out.

@Aaryan PatelI would have bought a unit that had commercial unit on the first floor ( medical office) and 3 floors of residential in Washington Heights NY in 1995 for $400,000.