Question - I have a medical condo unit I bought in March 2021 for $1,750,000.

Their medical history is not any of the landlord's business.

People who normally would have left the country were concerned about reentry or medical emergencies.

(seems arbitrary and stupid)2)My primary income is ~60k salary income but I have contractor based income that amounts to about another $4000 a month(I understand that I can't count this per se as its variable and less than 2 years for the contractor income) 3)I have medical school loans that are currently in deferment, I am on the 10 year IBR so my loan balance will be forgiven tax free in 6 more years.

At one point cancer reared its ugly head, but the doctors have since cleared me of that - thankfully. 

I would like to roll the profits into a commercial medical office building that would give me a good cap rate. 

I am sure it is similar in the medical field- you can get different numbers based on subjective parameters.

Agent Chris Goff, Goosehead Insurance, Preferred Rate Mortgage lender, and House Doctor home inspection company all helped me through the process.

I used Chris Goff, Preferred Rate Mortgage, House Doctor, and Goosehead insurance. the same team I used for my primary residence.

in 2020 I had a baby, and during pregnancy I obviously had several doctors appointments.