I also don’t know the medical information.

I would also look at conversion to medical office space as a possible option.

And is this an option in the sense you have the option to decline and keep your interest in the deal or are they exercising some kind of buyout option in the documents?

At this point fair housing no longer considers them pets they are now medical devices and you can’t charge more for them and need to stop charging the extra money.  

The reasons for some of these bankruptcies were medical bills.

Looking to get medical insurance for someone who is always traveling around the US and then also may go international.

If medical institutions could not collect for delivering babies, doing surgery, or even just seeing sick kids, in a few years people would quit being doctors and nurses.

Honestly, for my personal situation, rent ready turn key properties is what makes the most sense given I’m a busy medical professional putting in 50-60 hour work weeks.

The lease has a Notice Required To Exercise Option which states as follows:To exercise the option to purchase the tenant must deliver to the Landlord, a written notice of Tenants intent to purchase, not less than 30 days prior to the expiration of the lease term.

Unless the tenant has a documentable medical condition or similar, a judge should grant you a judgment and eventually a writ.