Medical office is a great use and usually good long term tenant depending on the location.

If you go FHA, 3.5% will be a down payment, then the rest can be applied towards closing costs and a reserves / emergency account. 

But we wouldn't feel comfortable having that person perform surgery without medical training. 

Doug Ducey, in an executive order Tuesday, barred police officers and constables from carrying out eviction orders under certain circumstances.Not all renters will be eligible for the reprieve.Under Ducey's order, relief will be available to anyone who is required to be quarantined based on a diagnosis of COVID-19 or has been ordered to self-quarantine by a licensed medical professional based on symptoms.Evictions also can be avoided if someone else living in the home is diagnosed with the virus or if they have some condition "that makes them more at risk for COVID-19 than the average person.''

My wife and I are currently trying to focus on creating cashflow with these initial investment properties.Yes, our primary target (for now) is at upperclassmen students, post-graduate study students, and students going into medical professions. 

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I did have friends that lived near the San Antonio Medical Center, which was a pretty nice area and those homes seemed to be built in the 60s.

You do not need their permission to enter if there is an emergency-if your ceiling is about to come down...that qualifies. 

American Hotel & Lodging *** (AHLA) said 15,000+ hotels have signed up to provide temporary housing for emergency and healthcare workers.